Belkin keyboard / mouse cable - 0.3 m

Advantages: Advantages: Cheap, all in one solution
Disadvantages: No manual overide or audio support

...It's surprising how many people have more than one PC at home although even more surprising is that many of them each have their own screen, keyboard and mouse. In many cases this makes perfect sense but sometimes, you know you'll only ever use one or the other - perhaps one is your general PC and the other your music workstation. In these situations you can save a lot of space and money by investing in a KVM switch. KVM stands for Keyboard, Video and Mouse and allows you to use one keyboard, mouse and screen shared between two PCs. This particular unit from Belkin is unusual in that it comes with all the leads permanently attached instead of being supplied as a separate cabling set. Wiring it Up Installation is simply a matter of taking each of the two main cables and plugging the sets of leads in to each PC. The Belkin KVM has USB... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap, all in one solution, audio support
Disadvantages: No manual overide

...It's surprising how many people have more than one PC at home although even more surprising is that many of them each have their own screen, keyboard and mouse. In many cases this makes perfect sense but sometimes, you know you'll only ever use one or the other - perhaps one is your general PC and the other your music workstation. In these situations you can save a lot of space and money by investing in a KVM switch. KVM stands for Keyboard, Video and Mouse and allows you to use one keyboard, mouse and screen shared between two PCs. This particular unit from Belkin is unusual in that it also includes audio support and also comes with all the leads permanently attached instead of being supplied as a separate cabling set. Wiring it Up Installation is simply a matter of taking each of the two main cables and plugging the sets of leads... Read review

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Advantages: Cost effective, ease of use.
Disadvantages: Power supply.

.... The wireless option makes for more freedom of movement and is less of a health and safety risk (no inconvenient cables). No rubber ball means a lot less drag when moving the mouse and a more agile pointer. The hot keys have tempted me to explore the use of my DVD player...and start to plan my next stand alone PC for multi - media and TV in the future. ***INTRO*** I decided to upgrade my worn out keyboard and corded mouse and started to surf the net. The name Belkin came up again and again. The price range - not too expensive (probably due to a lack of exclusivity). Finally I settled for the twin set offered (F8E832ukBNDL) at PC World for just £19.99 I have seen the set elsewhere for twice as much. ***THE PRODUCT*** System requirements USB or 2 PS/2 ports (I used USB) Windows: '98, 2000, Me or XP CD - ROM drive. Included in the package 1... Read review

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