STSV431DPD2

SV431DPDDUA2

StarTech

Featuring an UHD resolution of 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz, the 4-Port Dual DisplayPort KVM Switch from StarTech allows users to connect and share dual 4K displays and two USB peripherals between four computers with the push of a button. Users can control four DisplayPort-enabled desktops or laptops using a single keyboard, mouse, and two DisplayPort monitors, as well as expand their peripheral connectivity with USB-A 2.0. All this makes it easy to create a multimedia workstation.Features Maximum productivity with dual-display, multi-computer access Full multimedia control with separate 3.5mm microphone and speaker support High picture quality with support for Ultra HD 4K resolutions at 60 Hz Share your USB peripheral devices with a built-in 2-port USB-A hub Access computers easily with hotkey and push-button switching Applications Ideal in environments where high quality imaging and computing bandwidth are critical, such as graphic design, video editing, medical, and CAD drawing Operate multiple computers in manufacturing lines or install the KVM switch in your server room for multi-computer access Maximize Productivity with Dual Video With two DisplayPort video inputs and control over four different computers, this Ultra HD KVM switch helps maximize productivity by giving you the freedom to multitask. Each of the DP ports supports resolutions up to 4K/60 Hz for maximum screen viewing space.Ultra HD Picture Quality The dual DisplayPort KVM switch supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz and can drive two large DP displays with ease. It's an ideal solution for creating workstations where high-quality imaging is critical, such as graphic design.Convenient Multimedia and Peripheral Sharing The KVM switch features full multimedia control with separate 3.5mm microphone and speaker ports and two USB-A ports separate from the HID keyboard and mouse. The independent audio support lets you share independent analog audio from each of your connected computers, while the 2-port USB-A hub lets you to share USB peripherals between each connected computer.