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KVM. Disambiguation. In 2012, Pertinent Computers, There are 2 Popular Meanings of KVM, What is What?

Posted by ETISfounder on Thursday, September 6, 2012, In : Computers 
KVM 1: an abbreviation for keyboard, video and mouse, when referring to a switch, that allows, for practical illustration, one computer user, to access and control a number of computers all at the same time, without moving from computer to computer.  When ready to switch computers, the KVM is activated, which is hooked up to all the computers that are the option to use.

KVM 2: an abbreviation for Kernel-based Virtual Machine; to completely understand what this is and does, might take a stronge...
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