No. We are not talking about making friends, the USB Networking category dedicates itself to USB technology which brings our computers, workstations and servers together - as one happy family.
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If your USB ports are too close together on that hub, then a triangular hub would certainly help. That is the idea behind the Trust 4 Port Triangular USB Hub. There are two ports on either side of the triangle, back hold the power & PC connection, along with two USB ports on the top. The top mounted ports will also enhance your wireless performance, if you even have a WUSB device, (more…)
Power up that Mac AirPort card with the Quicky USB Antenna from QuickerTek. Of course the cheapest solution is just moving closer to the base unit, but remember you get what you pay for. So if your in a multi-story home, or large office space where walls greatly diminish your signal strength, get a Quicky power up. (more…)
3Com is leading the charge for SIP VoIP cell phones. SIP stands for Session Initiation Protocol and SIP enables call-management functions to be embedded in the phone itself, rather than in the network infrastructure. Although this looks almost exactly like the D-Link DPH-541, the new 3Com wireless 3108 VoIP phone is geared towards government facilities, doctors, nurses and college campus’. (more…)
Tired of searching for internet “hot spots” while out and about then maybe a broadband USB modem will lower your frustration level. Franklin Wireless has the first USB dongle EVDO mobile broadband modem available in the states. (more…)
VoIP phone service is now packed into Igel Technology’s touch screen flat screen monitor, The Elegance. Igel, maker of Thin Client solutions, uses the monitor USB port to host the VoIP software from a flash drive and horse power of the thin client software to run the application. (more…)
Microsoft Vista adds another level of security targeted at limiting USB connectivity. The new feature will drive end-users mad and seems more like a tool to keep the honest people honest - after all, if a hacker wants to hack, they’ll hack. (more…)
Multiple PCMCIA slots are much harder to come by then the 2 or 4 USB ports found on most laptops and with many local network providers offering network cards in a PCMCIA format it’s hard to make the connection. (more…)
No. We are not talking about making friends, the USB Networking category dedicates itself to USB technology which brings our computers, workstations and servers together - as one happy family.
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