I haven't tried Kavoom, but I have been using multiplicity for over two years now. Multiplicity does the same thing...allows one mouse and keyboard to be used across several systems. You just slide the mouse seamlessly from one monitor to another. I've rarely experienced lag with it (only when the primary system is thrashing badly). I used multiplicity to dual-box in EQ2 for over a year to great success. Sofar its a fantastic combination with Keyclone. I use two computers right now, both with keyclone and multiplicity installed.

You can get multiplicity over at Stardock software. Its a bit pricy, but overall cheaper than kavoom. You pay $49.99 for multiplicity pro, and can connect up to 6 computers together for that price. You get network cut/paste and other features as well. The basic version for 2 computers is only $29.99. I believe its a "for life" product as well. Stardock has their own update utility, and I periodically get updates for multiplicity.



-BA