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JetKVM – Control any computer remotely
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JetKVM – Control any computer remotely
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Re: JetKVM – Control any computer remotely
#2Has been for close to a week now! Mine is already through Canadian customs after shipping from China. Purchased via Wisdpi.
I think they opened sales the same day that GL.iNet announced their new cloud KVM.
Re: JetKVM – Control any computer remotely
#3PiKVM seems to be the large competitor here and is completely open source. If you're looking into KVM solutions, probably check it out, but JetKVM is over 50% less, which is a huge argument in favor of it.
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#5PiKVM seems to be the large competitor here and is completely open source. If you're looking into KVM solutions, probably check it out, but JetKVM is over 50% less, which is a huge argument in favor of it. https://pikvm.org
JetKVM is over 50% less what?
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#6Just a FYI - many people[0] (including myself) have had serious issues with JetKVM.
In my case, I found it is not compatible with all HDMI sources but others just have unknown "Loading video stream..." issues.
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#7From the specs it's very annoying this uses a mini-HDMI. There's room for a full HDMI port, and it's such a waste. We all have dozens of HDMI cables at home, but zero mini-HDMI.
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#8PiKVM seems to be the large competitor here and is completely open source. If you're looking into KVM solutions, probably check it out, but JetKVM is over 50% less, which is a huge argument in favor of it. https://pikvm.org
Tiny pilot is also an option
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#9I've been looking for something like this, but with a built in LTE modem.
Also, where do you buy (IoT?) Sim cards cheaply, valid over entire continents or worldwide?
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#10From the specs it's very annoying this uses a mini-HDMI. There's room for a full HDMI port, and it's such a waste. We all have dozens of HDMI cables at home, but zero mini-HDMI.
Looking at the product itself, it looks like it barely squeezes the mini-HDMI externally as is, let alone then PCB/internal available space.
I don't think there is, in fact, room for a full HDMI port. Mini HDMI is a compromise, and everyone knows it. It wouldn't have been included if full size HDMI was feasible.