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Not liking the clutter of wires from all your USB devices? Belkin's wireless USB hub, the first CE certified Wireless USB product for Europe, could be the solution for you.
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Not liking the clutter of wires from all your USB devices? Belkin's wireless USB hub, the first CE certified Wireless USB product for Europe, could be the solution for you.
I like the sound of this (did when I first read about it last year, too).
Do you know how many devices can be connected to the hub?
I believe it's four.
£129 for a USB hub LMFAO, it runs on bateries meaning when i hard drive is pluged in how long is it going to last?
I like the idea of wireless USB, but I don't think it would be useful while the range is so short. For me the benefit of wireless USB, is that I would be able to remotely access and control devices in other rooms, without snaking a long series of active USB repeater cables down the hall.
This device appears to have been designed so that someone can run a laptop in a stylish study without visible cables, and access a remote printer or scanner that has been discreetly concealed in a cupboard. (printers especially can be accessed fairly easily over wireless, so the need is not really there, but it will sell product).