Adder Claims World’s First 4K IP KVM to InfoComm 2019
The ADDERLink INFINITY 4000 Series (ALIF4000) from Adder Technology made its debut at ISE earlier this year but it will make its U.S. debut at InfoComm 2019. Writing that it’s the world’s first dual-head 4K IP KVM matrix over a single fiber, the ALIF4000 is aimed at large facility deployment and digital signage applications where you need KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) functionality. It uses SDVoE 10G AV-over-IP technology but has two 10G ports.
Also at Infocomm from Adder will be the latest addition to the ADDERLink ipeps range of remote access solutions, the ADDERLink ipeps+ which brings enhanced remote access functionality. In response to this need, the ipeps+ provides smooth-motion video at up to 30 fps together with 24-bit color depth over IP.
See Adder at InfoComm 2019 (Booth 2569), June 12-14 2019 at the Orange County Convention Center, Florida and they are here.
Check out a video of the ADDERLink INFINITY 4000 from ISE 2019 below:
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