Product Description
The two port MiniView Micro USB Audio KVM switch from IOGEAR is the simplest way to manage two PCs or Macs from a single PS/2 keyboard, monitor and PS/2 mouse and share the multimedia speakers among them. This self-powered KVM switch features mouse and keyboard emulation to ensure smooth operation, as well as support for Plug-n-Play monitors and most wheel mice. IOGear's patented VSE Video Signal Enhancement technology provides rich, 32-bit color at resolutions up to 2048 x 1536. With KVM cables (6' long) molded into the unit, all you need to do is to plug it into your computers, and you've got a complete KVM solution from IOGEAR.
Customer Reviews:
Sound electronic noise.......2007-07-07
The function of the KVM is flawless, but the sound switching has a problem in that there is electronic feedback or crosstalk and you get a irritating headache causing, high pitch twang and you end up unplugging the sound cable to the KVM.
KVM pretty good, slight problem.......2007-06-08
This is a pretty good product: was easy to install, functions well, is valuable to display small Fujitsu P1510 on desktop. Only bad feature is that when the desktop comes out of "sleep mode" - the spacebar will automatically go on forever until you hit the hot key once to stop it. Nothing severe, it is an annoyance, but worth it for me.
Sunshine.......2007-05-08
This didn't work so well for me - computer locked up and ran really slow.
Great For Multitasking/Developers/Sys Admins.......2007-04-08
This switch is truly great for those of us who use multiple machines to get our work done. I myself use this switch with my PowerBook G4 running OS X, and a Dell OptiPlex desktop running Windows XP and Debian Linux, with the PowerBook spanning screens when I have it switched active with this KVM. I can easily and quickly switch between OS X and Windows or Linux to compile and test software on the various platforms, as well as perform system administration functions on my various machines without the obvious hassle of plugging and unplugging that this switch is obviously designed to take care of.
All in all, it's a very simple device, but very effective. Those of us who could use something like this only need a review to confirm whether or not it works as intended, and aside from audio, which I could care less about, it works wonderfully. The only caveat I could find with it is that using the Scroll Lock key with the Macintosh active causes the internal LCD to dim (by design, apparently, as it takes the function of the hardware F1 key), but that's not much of an issue for me. If it isn't for you, I highly recommend this product . . .
Not bad for the price.......2007-04-03
I have used various other KVM's in the past ranging from home use to commercial applications, and this KVM for the price is quite good. Switches between computers quickly and easily, audio sounds good (good enough for me), and it was a snap to hook up. I love the built in cables and size of this unit. Its size makes it easy to hide on the already cluttered desk. I just slapped a piece of Velcro to it and hung it on the back side of the desk. My complaints are that the PS2 connecters seem to come loose from the unit quite easily, and that they are so close to the monitor connector that if you have a USB to PS2 converter you need to get a small pig tail extender. One PC's video was a little off, but it has always done that no matter what KVM I have used (two different Belkin models in the past). I use this between two desktop PC's. One is dual booted with WinXP and Fedora, and the other PC is dual booted between Ubuntu and Fedora. I have had no problems with any of the OS's picking up the mouse or keyboard. Well worth the price I paid!
Product Description
This product is a value oriented table-top television rotation device.
Customer Reviews:
Form and Function.......2007-01-11
Good looking; a slick comtemporary design that's unobtrusive.
Well functioning; easy to setup, easy to use.
Product Description
The Winsted 87012 Rack Cabinet (35 x 30d) provides you with 35 (20U) of vertical rack space and punched front and rear rack rails for your broadcast security voice and data communications industrial or multimedia electronic equipment. 87012 Rack Cabinet (35 x 30"d). Item Type: Furniture & Rackmounts > Furniture > Cabinets.
Product Description
Compatible with most Pocket PCs with a CompactFlash slot, the Pocket GPS Portable Navigator combines the portability of a CompactFlash GPS receiver with Ostia, Pharos' award-winning street routing and navigation software. With the navigation software installed on your Pocket PC, you can drive or walk through any city in the US, and locate your current position or quickly find a destination or point of interest. Routes can be calculated and viewed. The automated voice prompts will instruct you when and where to turn. If by chance you go "off-route", the automated voice will give an off-route warning and the system will automatically reroute you to your destination from your current position.This kit contains the receiver and software only.
Customer Reviews:
Great GPS device- horrible software!.......2005-08-29
The gps device is wonderful. Very accurate, fast, etc. Much better than a lot of those bigger garmin street pilots, etc.
The software, however, blows. I ended up selling this software after I got it and instead buying Routis software, which is much better, though not perfect.
So my suggestion--buy the device, search around for different software. You're just going to get ripped off if you buy the software, and then be very disatisfied.
Very bad software.......2004-07-25
I bought a car kit about a month ago.
It includes the device, antenna, PocketPC holder,the car charger ,and the software.
The device itself seems to be fine so far.
The car charger is not compatible with my Pocket PC (despite it says "IPAQ compatible") so I had to buy my own charger.
The software is EXTREMELY bad.
First of all, the user interface is not intuitive at all,
I am not a beginner ( in fact, I am a programmer myself ) but after a month I still do not understand the logic behind their user interface. AND user interface IS very important, because if you are driving alone, you are supposed to look at the road and not spending time trying to figure out why this damn thing does not do what you want it to.
Second thing, I go insde a tunnel - the picture (map) is gone
suddenly. It is very annoying (what if I need to know the name of the street or exit at the next intersection?) but I can handle that, what is really bad is that if the tunnel is long enough you will get a BIG message (something about not being able to get a signal from GPS receiver) and a tiny button OK.
Now try to press this button at 65 mph and not crash into something. What are they thinking about? Okay, I finally hit the button, and what do I see??? The route is cleared and I have to retype the address again.
Third thing, it is always so slow, it is quicker to open a paper map and get the information from there.
I can not tell you how many times I was frustrated by not being able to make this software work properly. I do not want any of this stress while I am driving.
Yesterday if erased all information from my SD card. I am giving up. I am looking for other software and I am SO SORRY I got this device and the software.
DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT TO AVOID CAR ACCIDENT!!!
May be the device itself is fine, I tried it with other software (which is not free at all) and it worked ok, I did not have a chance to test thoroughly yet. I will definitely have to switch to other software, I do not want any road accidents.
Don't Leave Home Without It!.......2003-12-17
I love this thing!
I hated PDAs... Had no use for the things, until this little gem came along. Pop it in, load up some maps and you've got a pretty sophisticated GPS in your pocket. Now my PDA is always by my side.
It took a little practice getting used to it, but once I did, I started finding my way to and from places I never would've found before. I drove down to Atlanta and spent nearly a month in unfamiliar roads, but I never got lost.
One of the great things about it is that it's integrated with the Contact Manager (which gets synched by the PDA software with Outlook and AOL contacts), so you can find anyone in your contact list.
Here are a few things you should know:
1. Make sure your PDA has TWO memory slots. One Compact Flash for the Pharos, and the other for you to place a traditional memory card. In my case, my PDA has a second SD memory slot which I keep a 256MB card in that has maps for about 3 states that I travel to.
2. Invest in the optional car kit. It gives you:
a) A car power cord so your unit stays on, for your trip without losing power (it also charges your PDA).
b) A cool little holder to hang your PDA on your air conditioning vents so it stays put when you drive.
c) An external antenna to give you a stronger signal. In my case I generally don't use it.
3. Practice for a bit on familiar turf. You need to know how to re-route yourself in a pinch if you make an incorrect turn. I found that the routing was generally pretty accurate, but often it doesn't have North/South/East/West designations, so it may just say "highway exit ahead", when in fact there is a fork in the exit giving you an East/West choice... so you are forced to look at the screen and make a guess as to which one to pick.
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The PX-716A DVD?R/RW CD-R/RW internal E-IDE (ATAPI) drive from Plextor offers all the advantages of Plextor's legendary CD-RW drives. Along with double layer and dual format capabilities, the PX-716A is also supported by Intelligent Recording technology to enhance your recording activities.The drive achieves blazing fast 16X CAV performance on recommended 8X DVD+R media, and burns a 4.7GB DVD in less than six minutes, the drive also supports dual-layer DVD media, enabling users to burn up to four hours of high-quality.
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