Hi,
I have two laptops and they need to share:
1. One display.
2. One mouse.
3. One keyboard.
They are connected to different LAN (note LAN, I cannot connect each using WiFi).
And obviously each is connected to his own power supply.
One has a docking station ( the other docking is malfunctioning , I can get it fixed if the it will be the blocking factor for a good solution ).
So I using an old school KVM is too cumbersome and defeats the purpose of a clean and easy to use workstation. Since each has too many cumbersome cables.
Ideally I would prefer a solution that relies on wireless connection as much as possible ( WiDi ? ).
The more realistic solution is a KVM based on USB3 or any other protocol that can transfer #1/#2/#3 in one cable.
( When I had a MacBook Pro , the ThunderBolt connection to the display was perfect and solved it beautifully so if there is something equivalent for PCs that will be great).
Thanks,
Ohad.
I have two laptops and they need to share:
1. One display.
2. One mouse.
3. One keyboard.
They are connected to different LAN (note LAN, I cannot connect each using WiFi).
And obviously each is connected to his own power supply.
One has a docking station ( the other docking is malfunctioning , I can get it fixed if the it will be the blocking factor for a good solution ).
So I using an old school KVM is too cumbersome and defeats the purpose of a clean and easy to use workstation. Since each has too many cumbersome cables.
Ideally I would prefer a solution that relies on wireless connection as much as possible ( WiDi ? ).
The more realistic solution is a KVM based on USB3 or any other protocol that can transfer #1/#2/#3 in one cable.
( When I had a MacBook Pro , the ThunderBolt connection to the display was perfect and solved it beautifully so if there is something equivalent for PCs that will be great).
Thanks,
Ohad.