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10/07/2005, 2:25pm, EDT

Friday, October 7th

Avocent unveils SwitchView multimedia KVM switches

Avocent today unveiled its new line of SwitchView multimedia KVM switches, enabling users to share peripherals with up to four computers. The SwitchView DVI ($250 for two-port, $350 for four-port, shown at right) manages two USB DVI (digital visual interface) computers from a single USB keyboard, mouse and DVI monitor with video resolutions up to 1600 x 1200. The SwitchView DVI also incorporates audio, microphone, and a built-in two-port USB 2.0 hub. SwitchView KVM switches are backed by Avocent's two-year warranty and technical support.

The SwitchView MM1 ($145 for two-port, $175 for four-port) provides independent switching for KVM and two USB 1.1 hub ports.

The SwitchView MM2 ($250 for two-port, $350 for four-port) provides independent switching for KVM and two USB 2.0 hub ports, as well as hot-key switching and support for multimedia keys found on some USB keyboards.


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