Aten has been in the business of producing KVM switches (short for Keyboard/Video/Mouse) for over twenty years. During this time, they have positioned themselves as the world's largest KVM ...

That Apple Cinema Display tops out at 2560-by-1440. I'd be interested in seeing some 4K (3840-by-2160) usage. Didn't Ole' Streak buy one too? Being the IT Hipster that he is, he likely has a demo of ...

This hardware works well and is well constructed. Our issue is why you would need one? As the KVM part is designed to alternate between a laptop and a phone, and not a desktop system. The lack of an ...

Review: ATEN CS1964 4-Port Triple Monitor DisplayPort USB KVM Switch Tom Fenton reviews the ATEN CS1964 4-Port Triple Monitor DisplayPort USB KVM Switch and discovers the joy of switching between ...

TAIPEI, TAIWAN: ATEN International recently announced the release of its new 2- and 4-port USB 2.0 peripheral switches. The two models, namely US221A and US421A enable up to two or four PCs and Macs ...

In the essential and never overlooked category of data center gear, comes the keyboard video mouse switch. A lot of vendors make KVM switches – among them Avocent, Raritan and ATEN. Many are used in ...

ATEN International, a leading designer and manufacturer of advanced connectivity solutions, today launches the new two- and four-port desktop USB KVM switches. The CS72U/CS74U USB KVM Switches are ...

This is a really interesting bit of kit so when Aten approached us to take a look at it, we had to say yes. The Aten 2-Port USB-C Dock Switch offers space-saving connectivity, that can make hardware ...

Made to a high specification and can smartly switch between three systems with 4K output, the CS1953 is at the top of the KVM food chain. But, it is still a cabling nightmare and an expensive one at ...

The Aten Laptop USB KVM switch worked just as advertised during our testing. In this regard, if you bought this device looking for standard KVM functionality that somehow interacted with your laptop ...

I first bought an IOGear (subsidiary of ATEN) KVM switch in 2001. At that point I was certainly not a personal-computer Prosumer or enthusiast, just an ordinary Mac owner who had been more-or-less ...