TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Controls two computers with one keyboard, mouse and dual DisplayPort monitors at 4K resolution
The ATEN CS1942DP is a two-port KVM switch that lets one keyboard, mouse and dual DisplayPort monitors control two computers. It supports USB 3.0 peripheral sharing and carries 4K video signals across both display outputs. The unit is designed for desk setups that need to toggle between two sources without unplugging cables.
Users who need to share a single dual-display console between two PCs will benefit from the integrated USB 3.0 hub and DisplayPort switching. Buyers who require more than two computer ports, HDMI or legacy video inputs, or audio switching should consider other models.
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The CS1942DP is a standalone KVM switch; DisplayPort and USB cables for linking two computers are not included and must be bought separately.
The CS1942DP is a single model that delivers dual DisplayPort 4K video and USB 3.0 sharing across two computers; no alternate versions or capacities exist for this MPN.
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