Help on sharing LCD monitor between Mac & PC


Status
Not open for further replies.

canturn

Senior Member
Sep 29, 2002
2,643
0
36
East, SG
www.lyricalmoments.com
Decided to bite the bullet and got a Mac..now, is there a way to implement a switch box kind of thing that allows me to share my LCD monitor with the Mac and PC? The next most important question is, will it lead to a drop in display quality because of the device?

Thanks in advance!
 

You can buy a USB KVM. i have 1 of those, remember not to get a PS/2 KVM which are alot cheaper.

there is always a quality drop no matter how good they boast to be. and check the maximum resolution of the KVM as well. think mine can support up to 2048x****, or around there.

good brand to get, ATEN.

you'll just need 1 set of LCD, Keyboard, Mouse. Make sure its input/output is USB. and display is DVI.
 

You can buy a USB KVM. i have 1 of those, remember not to get a PS/2 KVM which are alot cheaper.

there is always a quality drop no matter how good they boast to be. and check the maximum resolution of the KVM as well. think mine can support up to 2048x****, or around there.

good brand to get, ATEN.

you'll just need 1 set of LCD, Keyboard, Mouse. Make sure its input/output is USB. and display is DVI.

Thanks for the quick reply. The whole darn prob is that the apple display only has one input, should have gotten the Eizo that only came to CP 2 months after I bought the apple display, and the PC could go to the analog input.

ATEN is widely available in Sim Lim /Funan?
 

Thanks for the quick reply. The whole darn prob is that the apple display only has one input, should have gotten the Eizo that only came to CP 2 months after I bought the apple display, and the PC could go to the analog input.

ATEN is widely available in Sim Lim /Funan?

most shops dun stock expensive ATEN stuff...

not sure which shop in SLS sells, but i know Funan easier to get the higher ends ones... look around level 4-5. remember bought at a small shop which have alot of ATEN stuff.
 

Status
Not open for further replies.