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Too many computers and not enough desk space? You don’t need any magic to control multiple computers with one keyboard and mouse. You just need a nifty little hardware device known as a KVM switch…
What’s that? Another acronym?
Fear not… this one is easy to remember: KVM = keyboard, video, mouse.
A chicken in every pot, two cars in every garage, and a network server in every broom closet?
When you need to look good in severe conditions, industrial monitors get the nod. Like their pedestrian desktop cousins, industrial monitors come in LCD, flat-screen, and CRT variations. But don’t look for the heavy metal at Costco. Industrial monitors are rough and tough enough to ward off dust, water, external icing, and other extreme conditions.
What’s the thinnest, sharpest server in the bunch? Why a blade server, of course!
If you need to pack a whole lot of PCs into a small space, you’ll likely turn to rack mount servers. Rack mount computers can be found everywhere from the world of video editing suites and 3D render farms, through installations at ISPs, telecoms, and database houses. As their name implies, rack mount servers [...]
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