Well, you can! The solution is a nifty accessory called a KVM switch. A KVM switch is a hub device that takes in multiple inputs (e.g., keyboard and mouse) and routes them to multiple outputs (i.e ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A few decades ago, home computers were rare. Not only were they expensive, but they weren't considered very useful for the average person.

In the early 1990’s you could get a 4-port KVM which was little more than an AV-style switch. The transition of keyboards to USB brought with it a big upgrade to the KVM hardware. In 2000 ...

KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) enables a single user to control and switch between a variety of systems or edge devices from one workstation. For years, KVM was mostly applied in scenarios requiring an ...

Everything about the Belkin Secure DVI-I KVM Switch is air-tight, right down to the tamper-evident outer packaging and cabinet labels. Fully redundant circuitry prevents signaling attacks and data ...

Many of us will have the problem of several computers on the same desk, and to avoid clutter we’ll use a KVM switch to share the peripherals. [The Turbanned Engineer] has an interesting solution ...

It merely combines the three cables into one for less clutter. See KVM switch. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.

A KVM switch is what you need. Here's how to choose the best switch, along with our top picks. PCMag.com is a leading authority on technology, delivering lab-based, independent reviews of the ...