SK41PHU-N 4 Port Single-Head Commercial KVM Switch, 1xDP/HDMI, 4xUSB Type-A, 3.5mm Audio Jack

Share keyboard, video, mouse and audio peripherals between two computers. Simplify user experience Users that work with multiple computers such as, financial traders, are inconveniently forced to interact with multiple sets of keyboard, video, mouse and audio peripherals. The Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) switch offered by HSL allows effortlessly sharing a single set of peripherals between two computers. Multi Monitor Support Dual head KVM models support sharing two displays between multiple dual-display computers hence allowing flexible presentation options such as screen-duplication and extend-view modes to fit any use case scenario. Copy & Paste: Transfer text and files between all the computers that are connected to the KVM through the KVM (no network connection is needed between parties). Use standard copy and paste keyboard key combinations (CTRL+C / CTRL+V) or mouse context-menu commands to transfer data between computers that are connected to the KVM. Feature rich KVM Includes versatile built-in features designed to enhance user experience and product usability. Save valuable desk space Allow users that work in space-restricted environments to interact with multiple computers in spite of hav‌ing limited desk space. Reduce costs Obviate the need for purchasing and installing dedicated, per-computer peripheral sets.

• Securely share peripherals across different security domains.
• Prevent information leaks Obstacle threats derived from sharing and switching of vulnerable, untrusted or unauthorized peripheral devices. Block peripheral exploits, information leaks, eavesdropping, signal transmission, computer malware, hardware and firmware tampering by enforcing multilayered security mechanisms.
• The ideal KVM switch for meeting rooms and control centers Best suites scenarios where one or more computers have to be presented at the same time on multiple displays. For example: In control centers where information from several sources has to be constantly displayed in real-time. In meeting rooms where both visitor and host computers are to be viewed and controlled simultaneously