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Use this in reference to hardware devices which are used to connect networked devices together. Switches are distinct from hubs because they direct traffic only to the intended port instead of just replicating all traffic on all ports. They are used to reduce network contention.
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Raspberry Pi & HDMI Switches
I've got a HDMI switch with 3 devices plugged into it - an Apple TV, a PS4 and my Raspberry Pi 2. The aTV & PS4 both handle themselves quite well & will take control of the signal at the right times. …
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