NTI Introduces SUN USB KVM Drawer with Built-In High Density USB DVI KVM Switch
etwork Technologies International Ltd introduced KVM drawer with built-in switch allows customers to control up to 16 USB-enabled computers with single link DVI outputs, and supports a crisp and clear 1280x1024 video resolution.
[UKPRwire, Sun Aug 10 2008] Network Technologies International Ltd today announced the addition of the RACKMUX® SUN USB KVM Drawer with Built-In High Density USB DVI KVM Switch to its popular line of KVM switches.
The RACKMUX SUN USB KVM Drawer with Built-In USB DVI KVM Switch combines a rackmount LCD monitor, SUN USB keyboard, trackball or touchpad mouse, and a 4-, 8- or 16-port USB DVI KVM switch in a space-saving 1RU industrial strength drawer.
The KVM drawer with built-in switch allows you to control up to 16 USB-enabled computers with single link DVI outputs, and supports a crisp and clear 1280x1024 video resolution. The compact, heavy-duty tactile keyboard with 17-key numeric keypad is available in English (UK), English (US), French, German, Italian, or Spanish languages.
The RACKMUX® SUN USB KVM Drawer with Built-In High Density USB DVI KVM Switch is available for immediate sale.
NTI units connect between computers and peripherals, are easy to use, and require no special tools or software for immediate operation. Customer satisfaction is supported with a two-year warranty on all parts and labor and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Responsive customer service and technical support are available to assist with product selection and user questions.
Related Information:
Network Technologies International Ltd, UK Distributor Website: www.nti1.co.uk
RACKMUX® SUN USB KVM Drawer with Built-In High Density USB DVI KVM Switch Information: www.nti1.co.uk/sun-drawer-dvi-sw.html
Online Press Releases: www.nti1.co.uk/news-main.html
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