KaVoom! KVM is a superior
alternative to hardware KVM switches. Here's why.
No Cables
KaVoom! KVM uses nothing but your existing network (either
wireless or wired) to connect your computers together.
Hardware KVM switches, in contrast, need to be plugged
into the wall for power, and also need cables connecting
them to each of your computers and to your keyboard,
video display, and mouse. If your other computers are
in a different room, you must find a tidy way to run
the cables.
Sharing Computers
You and your coworkers can share access to the secondary
computers. If you switch to a computer when someone
else is connected, KaVoom! KVM tells you how long ago
they were using it (in case they walked away without
disconnecting) so you can decide for yourself whether
you want to start using it.
Copying Files
KaVoom! KVM allows you to easily copy files from one
computer to another using the copy and paste commands
in Explorer.
Copy and Paste using the Clipboard
KaVoom! KVM allows you to copy and paste data between
computers, including plain text, HTML, RTF, bitmap graphics,
and application datatype such as Microsoft Word Document
Objects.
Price
KVM switches end up costing more than you think once
you add in shipping and extra cables.
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