IOGEAR 4-Port Dual View Dual-Link DVI KVM Switch with Audio, USB 2.0 Hub, and Cables – TAA Compliant – GCS1644
Maximize your workspace efficiency and productivity with the IOGEAR 4-Port Dual View Dual-Link DVI KVM Switch (GCS1644). This TAA-compliant switch allows you to control up to four dual-monitor computers with just one keyboard, mouse, and monitor setup. Eliminate cable clutter and free up valuable desk space while seamlessly switching between different systems.
Benefits
- Enhanced Productivity: Effortlessly switch between computers with the push of a button, streamlining your workflow and minimizing disruptions.
- Dual View Support: Maintain the integrity of your dual-monitor setup, supporting high-resolution displays for optimal visual clarity.
- Integrated USB 2.0 Hub: Share peripherals like printers, scanners, and external drives between connected computers, eliminating the need for multiple sets of peripherals.
- Integrated Audio Support: Enjoy seamless audio switching along with your video, simplifying multimedia tasks.
- TAA Compliance: Meets the requirements of the Trade Agreements Act (TAA), making it suitable for government and contract purchasing.
- Included Cables: Comes complete with all necessary cables for quick and easy setup, saving you time and money.
Features
- 4-Port KVM Switch for Dual-View DVI computers
- Dual-Link DVI support for high-resolution displays
- Integrated USB 2.0 Hub for shared peripherals
- Audio switching support
- TAA Compliant
- Includes necessary cables
- Hotkey switching for quick transitions
- LED indicators for port status
- Compact and durable design
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