TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Splits one 1080P HDMI source to eight displays with a metal amplifier and UK plug
This YINGHUA splitter takes a single 1080P HDMI source and duplicates it across eight outputs. It suits installers, educators and digital-signage operators who need identical content on multiple screens from one player or computer. The metal housing provides shielding and durability for permanent rack or wall mounting.
The unit supports a maximum of 1080P Full HD and does not scale or convert higher-resolution inputs. It cannot extend a desktop across screens or manage independent EDID data per port. Long cable runs may require additional amplification beyond the built-in repeater function.
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| Product type | HDMI |
Yes, the unit takes a single 1080P HDMI source and duplicates it across all eight ports without downscaling.
The aluminium casing acts as a shield and heat sink, reducing interference and maintaining a clean 1080P picture on extended HDMI cables.
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