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• Review by
  AirborneUK
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  on 20th Sep 2007

  
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  Belkin 2 Port USB KVM Switch (with built in cables - no audio feature included): Well... Basically a brilliant Idea but a flawed product, yes is does work but barely. First the good points: It is incredibly fast to install and setup and can be done by anyone, it's basic job is to allow you ...
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