TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
- 1 x USB (Type A), 1…
- 2 x USB Keyboard/Mo…
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Adds KVM switching to the GPD Pocket 4 for managing multiple systems from the mini laptop
The Vszerda KVM switch attaches to the GPD Pocket 4 mini laptop, giving IT administrators a compact way to control multiple systems and servers from one portable device. It expands the laptop into a mobile management station for data-centre and lab environments.
The module maintains a stable connection while switching between targets over long sessions, avoiding the signal drop-outs that can occur with simpler adapters under continuous use. It is not suited for users who need video capture or recording functions.
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The module is powered directly by the GPD Pocket 4 through its expansion interface, drawing minimal current so battery life remains largely unaffected during extended administration sessions.
The module connects to the dedicated expansion slot on the rear of the GPD Pocket 4, so that port must be available and not occupied by another add-on board.
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