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Default Here’s a simple solution to use two devices with one monitor
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The number of ports available on TVs and monitors can be limited unless you pay for a higher-end model. If you don’t have HDMI connections to spare, but want to use multiple devices, one way to go about it is to keep unplugging and plugging HDMI cables. Or you can spend a mere $9.99 on the Anker HDMI Switch and make the experience much more seamless.





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