Aten has been in the business of producing KVM switches (short for Keyboard/Video/Mouse) for over twenty years. During this time, they have positioned themselves as the world’s largest KVM manufacturer offering enterprise solutions as well as products for everyday consumers.

Today we will be taking a look at one of their newer consumer products, the Laptop USB KVM switch (model CS661), which allows the user to easily link two computers together using a single plug-and-play cable. Once linked, you can remotely control one system from the other as well as seamlessly transfer data between the two.

Whereas standard KVM switches let you control multiple PCs from a single keyboard, monitor and mouse, this "KVM switch" differs on the actual functionality and purpose of the device. In fact, rather than calling it a KVM switch, this USB device is more of a wired remote desktop solution.

Read the full article at:
http://www.techspot.com/review/156-aten-laptop-usb-kvm/

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Did anyone else notice that their file transfer program (and probably the remove control software too) looks an awful lot like UltraVNC (it could also be Real or TightVNC... I can't remember off the top of my head)? IIRC, UltraVNC is GPL'd.

Was there any mention of this anywhere in the docs or from the company?