Press Releases

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  Video Matrix Switch with New GUI Matrix Control Software Makes Signal Routing Easy

  HANNOVER, GERMANY: Network Technologies Inc today announced that their new Matrix Control Software with Graphical User Interface (GUI) has been added as standard equipment on NTI's Video Matrix Switch. A video matrix switch is often used as the core of the signal management system in presentation applications. It simplifies the process of handling signal...

  Mar 13, 2002
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  New USB KVM Switch from NTI Flawlessly Controls SUN USB Computers

  HANNOVER, GERMANY: Network Technologies Inc (NTI) today announced that the testing center at Sun Microsystems has verified the compatibility of their new Universal USB KVM switches with Sun USB-enabled computers. The KEEMUX-USBV-nU controls up to 32 USB-enabled computers with one USB keyboard, USB mouse and VGA monitor. Users can boot all attached...

  Mar 13, 2002
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  New Cat5 Video Extender Ideal for Nursing Station Monitors

  AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc (NTI) today announced the addition of the CAT5 Video Extender to their popular line of video extension products. This extender allows the user to connect a remote VGA multiscan monitor up to 1000 feet away from the host computer, using standard CAT5 patch cable. Raghav Mehta, sales engineer at NTI, explains, “This...

  Jul 25, 2001
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  New USB Extender Breaks Through the 5 Meter Barrier

  AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc (NTI) today announced the addition of the USB Extender to their popular line of USB products. This extender breaks through the five-meter barrier on USB extension. It allows the user to connect one USB-enabled PC, Sun, or Mac computer up to 100 feet away from the attached USB devices, using standard CAT5 patch cable....

  Jul 25, 2001
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  New Cat 5e Patch Cables Ideal for Network Applications

  AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc (NTI), the worldwide leader in networking solutions to multiple platforms, announced the addition of premium Category 5e patch cords to its popular line of cables and adapters. Cat 5e cables will operate up to 100 meters, and are ideal for Ethernet and Analog Video over Cat 5e applications. They are composed of 4 pairs...

  Jul 1, 2001
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  New USB Matrix KVM Switch Enables Eight Users to Simultaneously Control Up to 32 USB-Enabled Computers

  AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc (NTI), the worldwide leader in networking solutions to multiple platforms, announced an addition to their popular line of USB KVM switches, the USB Matrix KVM Switch. The USB Matrix KVM Switch allows up to eight users to individually command or simultaneously share up to 32 USB-enabled computers using USB keyboards,...

  Jul 1, 2001
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  Network Technologies Inc Introduces Small, Affordable 2-Port PS/2 KVM Switch

  LAS VEGAS, NV: Network Technologies Inc announced today at the Networld+Interop trade show the introduction of its new KEEMUX-P2-LC, a smaller, more affordable alternative to their standard 2-port KVM switch. Sales associate Matt Bolton, who will be demonstrating the switch during the show, stated, "Our newest KEEMUX switch provides easy, low cost desktop...

  May 8, 2001

• Network Technologies Inc Releases White Paper on KVM Switch Technology

  LAS VEGAS, NV: Network Technologies Inc announced today at the Networld+Interop trade show the release of its new White Paper on KVM Switching technology, which provides both a concise summary and a more in-depth discussion of emerging KVM technology, new USB KVM switches and the technological considerations that impact the purchasing decision. Topics...

  May 7, 2001
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  Special GSA Pricing Available to US Government

    AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc has announced the availability of its products to US government and authorized subcontractors for the period of July 7, 2000 through July 6, 2005 on GSA contract number GS-35F-0512K, administered under the Federal Supply Service. The geographic scope of the contract is the 48 contiguous states, District of Columbia,...

  Mar 19, 2001
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  Universal Matrix KVM Switch Awarded December 2000 Product of the Month by NASA Tech Briefs

  AURORA, OH: Network Technologies Inc has announced that their Universal Matrix KVM Switch has been awarded December 2001 Product of the Month by the editors of NASA Tech Briefs. Editor Linda Bell stated that the editors chose the Universal Matrix KVM switches for their "exceptional technical merit and practical value" to the more than 200,000 engineering...

  Mar 19, 2001