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Product Description 2 Port VGA switch allows two CPUs or devices to share a single display device device like monitor or projector with just press of a button - switching the button to select a different display at a time, but cannot be displayed simultaneously. It does not use any external power. With it's compact size and light weight, it is portable and easy to carry while travelling. It is a perfect device for Connecting a projector and monitor and if you have single monitor between 2 pcs and want to operate them one by one This is a compact and convenient VGA bi-directional manual switch. It allows 2 PCs to share a VGA display, or switching 1 PC between two displays. Designed for securities market, education, public system, video broadcast system and other environments. Plug and play, no power supply needed. Package Includes VGA Switch and User Manual. Specifications: -2 Port Simple VGA Switch (2 x 1) Metallic Body (Matt Finish) Key-press Switch Resolution: up to 1920 x 1440 No power supply required Note: This VGA switch cannot send one VGA signal to 2 monitors at the same time Note:- This product's button color may vary "white or blue"
Easily switch one VGA monitor/projector between two PCs.
Easily switch single PC between two VGA TVs, monitors or projectors.
Supports up to 1920 x 1440 resolution; Supports VGA, XGA, SVGA, UXGA & Multi sync monitors.
No external power supply needed; Supports up to 10 meters (33 feet) transmission distance; Supports other VGA devices
Simple button switching and high quality metal enclosure; plug and play (some PCs may require VGA resolution setting; please set to the optimal resolution of your monitor).
Works perfectly. I have two computers. One is a desktop Windows with a dual output video card. The other is a tower with one video output running Linux. I have two monitors on my desk. So I connected one video output from the Windows computer to one monitor. The other monitor is connected to the middle connector of this switch box. The video output from the Linux computer and the other video output from the Windows computer is connected to the switch. With this arrangement I can press one button on the switch box and have a two monitor output from the Windows PC or press the other button and have Windows on one monitor and Linux on the other.
