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I've thought about using one of those kvm switches and I've done a little research into Synergy and one other software based solution. I don't think software will work, because one of my PC devices is actually an android tablet. Do you know if any of the KVM type switches work such that the input is routed to all of the 'slave' machines at once? i.e. It shouldn't go to only 1 at a time, it should go to all simultaneously without having to flip any switch.
– Tim
Commented Dec 12, 2011 at 19:41

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