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Pros: Flexibility - allows me to keep one standard multiple monitor solution for desktops and laptops. Ease of installation - Installation able to be packaged for remote deployment. One-time driver install - Install the driver once, and connect as many as you need up to 6 per workstation. I can go on and on (See other comments)

Cons: Not able to be secured down. It can be easily taken from a desk since there's no way to lock it down. Would recommend possibly a "Kensington Slot" for next release.

Other Comments: I am currently working for a blue chip company oursourced to a financial company to review and approve hardware purchases and make recommensations for standard products. Recently, we've had a rash of bad luck with our previous dual monitor solution that was driven by an internal video chipset on the devices. I had been scouring the Internet in search of a new solution when I came across this obscure little box that would do USB2 to DVI connections. So, I decided to order three in to test them out. I figured if it was as good as they boasted, what harm would it do. Well, lemme tell you!!! This thing is incredible!!!! While we're a 95% PC-Based organization, this thing works for every machine we have in our inventory. I've tested it every which way you could possibly test. I've even seen it exceed the Manufacturer's resolution spec of 1600x1200 by going against a 20" and 22" wide-screen at 1680x1050 resolution. Once we found out how easy it was to deply and install, we immediately dropped out other solution and went full-tilt into Sewell. As a side note, I noticed about 3 weeks later that Tritton came out with something similar. I ordered two of those in for testing. While they were significantly less expensive, the installation was more cumbersome, and the drivers were not digitally signed by Microsoft. I couldn't with a clear conscience offer that to my customer as a standard option, and we stuck with the Sewell Card. We also packaged the installation piece to make it generally available to remote users in the organization to allow them to install without admin right requirements. This is good flexibility on Sewell's part and makes this product a slam-dunk in my book.