Microsoft’s Mouse Without Borders: the KVM that killed the KVM (video)

Until now, running multiple computers with one keyboard and mouse has tended to require KVMs or wormholes , but Microsoft developer Truong Do has a better idea. Working at Microsoft’s Garage — Redmond’s after-hours pet project program — he built Mouse Without Borders: software that lets you control computers on the same wireless network with one set of inputs as if it was one machine with a multiple display. Up to four systems can be tied together and the software also provides for seamless drag-and-drop file transfer. Microsoft is releasing it free of charge at the source link, plus you can see Truong Do talking up his creation after the break. Continue reading Microsoft’s Mouse Without Borders: the KVM that killed the KVM (video) Microsoft’s Mouse Without Borders: the KVM that killed the KVM (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:33:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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