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Know of a good one that will work with a PC-compatible monitor, keyboard and mouse? (I'm thinking of purchasing a Mini Mac).<br />

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Thank you so much... just what I was looking for...
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I currently run Windows XP; I am thinking of getting a Mini Mac. &nbsp;I want to be able to use my current monitor, keyboard and mouse.<br />
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Is there some kind of electronic switch that will allow me to use the one monitor, etc from both systems without unplugging and re-plugging the hardware?
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I currently run Windows XP; I am thinking of getting a Mini Mac.  I want to be able to use my current monitor, keyboard and mouse.

Is there some kind of electronic switch that will allow me to use the one monitor, etc from both systems without unplugging and re-plugging the hardware?

Know of a good one that will work with a PC-compatible monitor, keyboard and mouse? (I&#39;m thinking of purchasing a Mini Mac).


Thank you so much... just what I was looking for...

Monitor and keyboard switch?

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