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Author: Michael (Oreo) Falcon
Subject: KVM Switch
Manufacturer: IOGEAR
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Final Impression:
There were a couple things that I would have liked to see different about the MiniView SE. First for my application I prefer that the console ports be located on the back of the unit for two reasons. With my current setup I have to run my keyboard and mouse cables around to the front of the unit to connect. Another reason is that with all console ports located on the back of the MiniView would keep its slim, sleek appearance. The other thing is that even though IOGEAR includes two premium-bonded cables, four feet is just not enough cable to play with. The inclusion of two six-foot cables would really make a great product even better.
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The IOGEAR MiniView SE KVM Switch has proven to be a solid product that can help you build and manage multiple systems while saving you time, space and money. After testing this one all week, I just don't know how I ever got along without one.
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© 2002 Michael (Oreo) Falcon
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