soadnathan
Lurker
Howdy,
First post here.
Not sure if any folks on the forum have tried this yet, but I am basically asking whether it is possible to use a KVM switch with a Windows PC and an Android device.
I don't have a tablet, I have a DROID 3, but it has a micro-HDMI port.
So I have two real questions;
1) I would assume that Gingerbread has native USB mouse and keyboard support, would there be any problems with those USBs going through the KVM switch as well as the micro-USB hub?
2) Is there any reason to think that the KVM switch would not recognize a micro-HDMI to DVI converter?
I know that the DROID 3 cant support a very wide resolution, and I plan on buying a nice tablet in the future. I am just trying to see whether this has been done before and if not, what have been the obstacles.
Thanks in advance!
First post here.
Not sure if any folks on the forum have tried this yet, but I am basically asking whether it is possible to use a KVM switch with a Windows PC and an Android device.
I don't have a tablet, I have a DROID 3, but it has a micro-HDMI port.
So I have two real questions;
1) I would assume that Gingerbread has native USB mouse and keyboard support, would there be any problems with those USBs going through the KVM switch as well as the micro-USB hub?
2) Is there any reason to think that the KVM switch would not recognize a micro-HDMI to DVI converter?
I know that the DROID 3 cant support a very wide resolution, and I plan on buying a nice tablet in the future. I am just trying to see whether this has been done before and if not, what have been the obstacles.
Thanks in advance!