TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
- 1 x USB (Type A), 1…
- 2 x USB Keyboard/Mo…
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Switches four HDMI sources to one display with quad multi-view and USB keyboard-mouse control at 1080P
This YINGHUA KVM switch connects four HDMI sources to one display while letting a single USB keyboard and mouse control the active system. It presents all four inputs simultaneously in a quad multi-view layout or switches seamlessly between them. Maximum supported resolution is 1080p. The unit ships with a UK plug for immediate use.
Users who only need simple source switching without the quad-view preview will find the extra processing unnecessary. Buyers requiring resolutions above 1080p or inputs other than HDMI should look at different equipment.
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The switch draws power from the included UK mains adapter and has no fan, so it runs silently without extra cooling.
You need four HDMI cables for the video inputs, one HDMI cable for the display output, and a USB keyboard plus mouse for the front USB ports.
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