KINAMAX 2-Port VGA Video Splitter

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Installed it in a church to drive a hymn board (Song number are displayed on it). One port drives a monitor 3 feet away and the other port drives a monitor 150 feet away. The near monitor isn't fried and the far monitor seems clear. Life is good. Both pictures were very clear.

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I was concerned about ghosting or other anomalies, which seem common with inexpensive splitters. This device does the trick for cheap! Highly recommended.

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I purchased several of these to replace a simple y splitter that did not have a booster. I couldn't tell much resolution enhancement over the old product, but it does work. However, a simple splitter cable cost about $9.

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I use this device to view movies from the Internet on my 40'' LCD TV. Initially I looked at simple Y cables as a cheap application but several reviewers noted blurred images when using these. So I spent a little more money and bought this. No complaints. Set up was easy and image quality is fine. I think the price is a little high but I would buy one again if needed.

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ok good product only thing is that the 19 inches monitor plugged in this item works good but with a lot of fine lines running from botttom up but they are almost imperceptibles, the 36 inches tv on the other edge works perfectly Im really glad with this product

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Installed this product in a church video projection system to replace a powered splitter that was fried due to a wiring error. Simple installation. No instructions, none needed. Powered up the system and it simply does its job.

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We purchased four of these and all of them that we've installed here at the school have been working great! I like the small size and ease of use. We use them to connect to LCD projectors through cables that are from 25 to 40 feet away.

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I wanted to watch my movies on the big screen - this makes it all possible. Working very well.

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we can now project on 2 screens at our church from the same laptop.

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This is a built-in feature for laptop PC's. But a forgotten feature for desktops. I use this splitter to let me see and edit the image (on my local monitor) that is being sent to a large screen projector. Great for auditorium and concert hall use.