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Re: the ultimate .............



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I know a few companies make wireless hookups for monitors, keyboards, mouse,
and USB drives.    So I am sure you could put the computers up to maybe 50
feet away from you and have your keyboard, mouse, monitors, USB CD drive,
USB printer, USB hard drive right beside you.  And you can now get USB
keyboards and mouse.    Also with the new USB 2.0 data can move up to 480MB.
But, it will take a few months before USB 2.0 has wireless hookups.   You
now can only get USB 1.1 wireless,  I think?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx>
To: "omega list" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: the ultimate .............


> I think the multiple mobos in one box is an interesting idea.  Might
> be able to get some efficiency of airflow/cooling etc, maybe make the
> beastie a little quieter than N separate boxes.
>
> Noise is a concern for me.  All those fans are quite a distraction.
> I've already got 4 computers within 4 feet of me.  Thank God one of
> them is a laptop & virtually silent.  Now I'm looking at buying or
> building a dual-CPU monster, and it will probably be as noisy as the
> other 4 combined.  :-(  If I end up building it, I'm going to put
> some effort into researching the quietest fans.
>
> Too bad the boxes have to be nearby.  If I could stick them 20' away
> I could put them into the next room and noise would be no problem.
> The CD drive, printer, etc would be inconveniently far away, but I
> think I could live with that.  But I don't think the video cable for
> the monitor can be that long.  Or is there a solution for that?
>
> > Not sure about having multiple motherboards etc. but I do know
> > many people who have multiple computers and have just one mouse and
> > keyboard controlling all of them.
>
> This would be useful too.  I've got too many keyboards now.  I've
> been meaning to look into a kbd/mouse multiplexer.  What are some
> good ones?
>
> Gary
>
>