Tuesday, Dec. 13th. 2005

Q. Any Dual Monitor KVM Switch with a 7.1 Surround Sound Support?!
A: Yes, Here’s our USB-DM702A Dual Monitor DVI/VGA KVM Switch

Taipei, Taiwan (Uniclass Technology) –It is not a dream anymore that KVM Switch user can now share two monitors/Flat Panel Display –one DVI and one VGA specifically – among his or her two Dual Head display-enabled computers. Previously, dual monitor displays were only seen in the finance, stock brokerage, CAD/CAM, and, well, gaming aficionado scenarios. However, with more and more dual head display cards sold over the PC market, there is a considerable increase in the high end of the KVM switching spectrum for a Dual Monitor KVM switch that can support the demanding users such as gaming and multimedia production with a 7.1 surround sound support.

Uniclass has always tried our best to meet specific needs from these customers and come to upgrade our KVM Switch with new features such as the 7.1 surround sound support in this Dual Monitor KVM switch—it just enlivens your DVD playbacks or gaming sessions with a real theater audio quality and enjoyment.

It is really a good chance to integrate diverse functions and to broaden the usage of KVM Switch. The USB-DM702A not only offers 2 extra USB 2.0 hub ports for sharing your high-speed USB 2.0 devices among the two connected computers, but also provides a Device port that features no emulation on it for the direct signal pass-through required for these advanced devices, such as Wireless or Bluetooth Keyboard/mouse sets, that needs their own driver support. Thus, this extra USB Device port in USB-DM702A is dedicated for fancy gadgets to connect to its transceiver for wireless/Bluetooth keyboard/mouse set.

The USB-DM702A gives full support to the advanced keyboard/mouse set in that you can retain all the advanced functional features of your keyboard/mouse while still using your KVM switch. And it is the kind of innovative and interesting product that will definitely call to the attention of every high-profile Dual Monitor user.