DVI KVM Woes...

Here's the setup. I have:

A Windows based gaming pc with a ATI Radion 1650 (Dual Link DVI capable) vid card.

A Mac-Mini.

An Apple 30inch Cinema Display.

I can attach the big LCD to the Windows machine and play around at the native resolution of 2560 x 1600. No problem.

I can disconnect the Windows pc, connect to the Mac-Mini, and display at a coarse 1280x800 (to be expected...I was surprised it worked at all, frankly.)

I have a Mac Pro in my shopping basket, only hemming and hawing over whether not to wait for Leopard/a New batch of Mac Pros, etc.

So anyway, the problem is, it sucks to have to unplug my cable and swap machines. A KVM switch would be great (and in fact a vga KVM was my solution back before the big LCD joined the picture.)

But DVI KVM support is really, really bad. Unless I'm missing something, every solution out there is gimped resolution wise (1600x1200... RARELY 1920x1200.) The only place I've seen the Cinema Display's native resolution supported is in the as yet unreleased Belkin Flip DVI-D.

Has anyone else here solved this problem? Am I missing something, or do I just have to suck it up and wait until Belkins solution is released...whenever?

I can tell already that I'm probably "SOL" here...lol.

Couple of things. I of course Googled before I posted here. I also visited MacMall, PCConnection, Tigerdirect, Newegg, Buy.com, and several more before I posted here.

I POSTED here, because I thought "hey, this is the Mac community. They're friendly and more often than not are willing to help answer a simple question without copping an attitude.

Again, "more often than not."

$400-$1600 for a KVM switch is a non-starter. This is a simple device that should be readily available for under $200. Belkin has one in development that will retail for under $150. However there is no word on why it was held up (it was supposed to be released in February) or when it will actually see the light of day. I was hoping for some feedback here.

As to the other stuff... I could certainly set up a dual boot on the Mac Pro, but I'd prefer to save the disk space for my photo and video work, and not load my disk with Windows XP and it's associated garbage. I'd also like the ability to have a game going over on my gaming pc, and instantly switch back to the Mac to check email or look something up in Safari/Camino.

This is my preferred setup. It works for me.

And simplify my life? I own 3 laptops, 2pcs, and a couple of Macs (soon to be 1 more.)
I don't think I have the simplification gene.