Filed under USB Hubs & Peripheral Sharing
Everything’s going Hi-Speed USB, but USB switches haven’t matched the speed until today. IOGear’s new USB 2.0 Peripheral Sharing Switch enables up four PCs to ‘share’ a Hi-Speed USB device on a one-at-a-time basis. The peripheral can be assigned to a PC either with the touch of a hotkey or with the use of Windows-based software. The bus-powered switch goes on retail for $35.
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Filed under Hardware
USB Hub & Server Reviews
- Belkin In-Desk 3" Grommet Hole USB Hub (2007)
- Kensington sd200v USB Video Notebook Dock (2007)
- Belkin 7-port Plus USB 2.0 Hub (2007)
- Synology USB Station Server (2006)
- Belkin TuneSync USB iPod Hub (2006)
- Silex SX-2000U2 USB Device Server (2005)
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- USB Duet EZ-Dock Lets UMPCs Control on Desktop's USB Stuff
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