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On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Nick Muir wrote:
What a coincidence!!
>   OK here's one. I've heard of an adaptor that will switch between 2 PC's on the
> same screen - so if I found one of these and linked it up to my Atari/VGA
> adaptor I could switch between the Atari and the PC on the same screen, yes?
Well, there are various people that make these things and only last night
we started making such a device because I have a need for it and so do a
couple of others. They are quite costly.
So just to let you know that we will be having such a device for sale to
add to Mario's range of products.
It will be for switching the keyboard, the mouse, and the monitor between
two computers (switching between more computers is easily possible, just
will cost more).
In the case of the Atari and the PC, then this is also possible, but only
with the addition of Marios' PC/Atari keyboard adapter. It is not as
simple as putting in a mechanical switch - it must emulate the keyboard
etc to both computers, and switch using a micro-processor. We can't say
what price it will be, but the units we have seen cost around USD170 -
200. We feel we can be competitive to that.

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| Brian Becroft               | Tariland, Atari user group in New Zealand |
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