GetUSB.info relatou no Cubo do motor do USB para trás em junho o `07 de SolidAlliance e nós riscou nossas cabeças na razão porque. Jorra o produto é real (que nós não dúvida) e é abaixo um grampo curto de o que o cubo do motor do USB pode fazer.

O que nós não relatamos… nem não soubemos naquele tempo… é o motor do USB vibra também durante a operação. O que é comical sobre este, e você o verá no vídeo, é o cubo do USB vibra-o bastante poderia fàcilmente cair sua mesa. Assim seu Cubo do USB podia terminar acima de empurrar sua câmera de $1.500 DSL fora da mesa e no assoalho. Sentido do total dos Makes.

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O homem do USB é um homem do mistério. Eu comecei o retrato mas não a fonte [para comprar]. O homem do USB faz exame do tradicional Cubo do USB e voltas que o USB move nas mãos e nos pés. Com a Cabo do USB usou-se conectar o cubo ao PC, O homem do USB é buss powered… meaning é usado melhor para tarefas pequenas tais como limas de copi de uma câmera ou de um UFD digital… não o mais melhor cubo para trabalhos maiores como usar uma movimentação dura do USB como o armazenamento externo. Para aqueles tipos de tarefas, é o mais melhor começar uma fonte de alimentação dedicada.

O homem do USB é 120mm x 102mm x 11 milímetros e custos sobre $32USD. Eu afixarei a ligação da fonte quando eu o encontro. (mais…)

Buy.com está funcionando atualmente um especial no Cubo portuário do USB do wireless 5 de Belkin e eu pensei para compartilhar da ponta. Direita agora você pode começar o cubo do USB de $100 wireless em apenas $79. O preço discontado requer um RIM para o dinheiro-para trás $20.

Being able to reduce the amount of clutter in ones office, even by a cable or two, is always a noble cause. The Belkin wireless USB hub allows you to stream line your office and reduce the cable count by 5. Not bad I must say. Plus you get to share the love [wirelessly] with printers, scanners, network connections and digital cameras.

Using the wireless USB hub lets other computers on your network think a printer is directly connected to a PC, so instant and reliable access from any PC to a remote or introvert printer is np.You will need a router to make this bad boy work and transfer speeds will vary by environment and distance. But for $80 it’s worth giving this wireless thing a shot.

Belking Wireless Hub product page.

Over the course of 2007 we have seen our share of jewelry USB drives, now we see vanity making it’s way into the market place. The new Lindy USB Mirror 57-in-1 Card reader and Mirror USB hub are now available for high tech connection and personal reflection.

Stephen Fawcett, Senior Product Manager states:

When we asked our development team to come up with a compact device we didn’t really expect them to literally deliver a ‘compact’. Fortunately, they didn’t include the powder in the spec. But it’s very handy for checking you haven’t left a bit of marmite on your chin or seeing what colleagues are up to behind your back.”

Unfortunately the Lindy website isn’t up to date with this press release, but GetUSB did find the card reader will go for 22.99 and the hub for 14.99 USD.

Source: Spanish GetUSBinfo (more…)

I couldn’t tell you how many times a USB hub wouldn’t let me plug in multiple devices because the connectors where too close. This USB cable hub from Brando solves that problem.

Four USB ports stream out from a central box which holds the USB hub controller chip for flexible and free USB connectivity.

The USB cable hub is fully compatible to the USB 2.0 specifications and plug-n-play for any OS. Price point starts at (more…)

Poorly designed USB hubs can yield ports too close for connection of multiple devices. The USB 180° rotating hub from Brando set out to resolve this issue.

Of the 4 USB ports, one rotates 180° and the other three are well enough distanced apart to not pose a problem. In addition the upstream port (one connecting to PC) also rotates 180°.

In the event you are still cramped for style the USB hub ships with (more…)

WUSB or Wireless USB products just began to ship and WUSB 1.1 is ramping up. Although a mild ramp, as with current transfer rates of 40Mbits/second the 1.1 spec needs to hit at least 500Mbits/second otherwise it’ll never see the light of day.

The 1.1 spec will support band groups at 6 GHz and above, including the 3-4 GHz supported by wireless USB 1.0. It aims to lower power consumption by an undisclosed amount. It also will adopt the techniques of near-field communications for letting two devices identify themselves to each other with a simple contact.

As (source) Gizmodo said: “…realistic or not, we like the ambition.”

Currently the USB Implementers Forum has certified a handful of notebooks and hubs for the 1.0 spec. The WiMedia Alliance is expected to certify the first 1.0 products shortly.