Tim Higgins
The kit includes a Wireless USB adapter to connect to a computer running Windows XP 32-bit SP2 or Vista (32-/64-bit) operating systems and one wireless VGA adapter to plug into an in-room VGA display.
The product is currently undergoing the USB Implementers Forum certification process and will be available in October 2008 for $229.95 (MSRP).
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Lantronix today announced the SecureLinx Spider—a "cable-friendly", single port, KVM to IP converter small enough to be held in one hand.
The SecureLinx Spider is a “Distributed KVM” solution that allows administrators to easily add incremental ports as their needs require. It is a completely self-contained solution including an ARM-based processor, on-board memory (Flash, Video and CPU SDRAM), secure operating system, web server, video encoder, and embedded Ethernet switch with built-in support for Virtual Media.
