Desktop Computer Review: IOGEAR GCS84B MiniView SE 4-Port Desktop KVM Switch with Cables Review

I just want to correct the previous reviewer about the GCS14. He probably has a defective kvm. Mine works flawless. One, I can boot any OS I want in any order. Two, the keyboard key combo (ctrl + alt + shift + "ID") works for me.
You don't need to have to monitor set to the booting machine. I recommend however that you do so when using any kvm machine. It help the operating system detect the correct devices (monitor, keyboard, and mouse) attached. If you don't, they OS will load the generic drivers for mouse, keyboard, and plug'n play monitor. This is perfectly logical.

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Product Description:
A Faster Way To Connect. Once again, IOGEAR raises the bar on quality KVMs. These desktop PS/2 KVMs feature the latest in micro-design and technology. Setup is fast and easy simply plug cables into their appropriate ports. The four PS/2 console ports are on the front of the unit for easy and convenient access. IOGEARs MiniView SE GCS84B provides two convenient methods to access the connected computers- use push-button selection switches, located on the units front panel, or type Hot Key combinations from the keyboard. There is no better way to save time and money than with IOGEARs MiniView SE GCS84B.