Ultimate Wireless Dos/linux/macmsd/pwr/95/98/w2k/wme/nt Grandtech
VGA splitters
Imagine you have $100.  If you have to give it to only one person, that person gets $100.  What happens if you must distribute the money to two people? <br /> <br />I have not actually purchased this item so throw out the rating, but based on the reviews I see a pattern of blurry video due to VGA \\"Y\\" cables.  FYI: Non-powered VGA \\"Y\\" cables are always terrible.  They result in very poor video quality due to the fact that the same amount of power in the signal must be split to multiple monitors.  Each monitor puts a signal load on the line.  This is demonstrated by the reviewer that states, \\"The vga Y cable they include seems to increase the issues\\".  100% of the power turns into 50-50. <br /> <br />A powered VGA splitter such as the SIIG VV-S40012-S1 would work much better in general for this application.  It's an amplifier. <br /> <br />I am not stating that the issues mentioned by other reviewers of the Grandtech GWB-4000 would be completely resolved by the aformentioned VGA splitter, but I am simply passing along some hopefully helpful info should you consider making this puchase. <br /> <br />The biggest drawback for me is the 2.4GHz operating frequncy.  It would interfere with my wireless network.