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4/28/2012

Cisco-Linksys USB2HUB4 USB 4-Port Hub Review

Cisco-Linksys USB2HUB4 USB 4-Port Hub
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It's now more 18 months since this device was acquired and it has been there silently performing its job. Almost always all the bays have been occupied, infact I have to release devices in order to let more in. No complaints on performance or manufacturing. My only gripe (the reason for 4-stars) is that linksys should've provided more separation between the ports even though most USB connectors are a standard size. Try removing the connector from the center port when all ports are occupied and you'll know what I mean. It is funny that the ports are on the backside with the device facing you. The length of the cord provided with the device could've been longer. Last word, good solid buy.

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MODEL- USB2HUB4VENDOR- LINKSYSFEATURES- ProConnect® USB 4-Port Hub USB 2.0 Connect up to four Hi-Speed USB 2.0 or Original 1.1 devices to a single USB port! When the hub connects USB 2.0 devices to a USB 2.0 port you get data rates up to 480Mbps - perfect for graphicsmultimedia or gaming applications.The Plug-and-Play USB 4-Port Hub is fully backward compatible with earlier USB devices. It is also hot-swappable so you can connect ordisconnect USB devices on the fly. The Hub supports all USB devicesincluding digital cameras scanners game controllers keyboards portable data storage mice modems printers and more. To add even more USB peripherals you can daisy-chain the USB 4-Port Hub to additional Hubs up to a maximum of 127 USB devices.Works with Windows® (98SE or newer) and Macintosh® systems.Includes Hub USB 2.0 cable power adapter User guide and registrationcard. * Compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1 Peripherals.* Data Transfer Rates of Up to 480Mbps Using USB 2.0 Devices on USB 2.0-Equipped Computers. * Plug-and-Play—No Drivers Required.* Hot-Swappable Connectivity. * Connect up to 127 USB Devices by Daisy-Chaining USB Hubs.STANDARDs -OHCI UHIC USB 1.1 and 2.0CONNECTORs- (1) USB Type B Root Port(4) USB T

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12/04/2011

Apple Airport Card - Network adapter - AirPort - 802.11b Review

Apple Airport Card - Network adapter - AirPort - 802.11b
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I'm using an Airport card with my iBook, and have been extremely impressed with the way it "just works". Part of the credit goes to the Mac OS X operating system of course, but such totally transparent ease of use is rare in any piece of consumer electronics.
There is one caveat: Apple's very newest machines come with slots for "Airport Extreme" instead. Since Airport Extreme cards are smaller (as well as faster), they aren't interchangeable with "classic" Airport cards. Whichever kind of Airport card your computer supports is what you need to get.
Should you wait to get a machine with Airport Extreme? Probably not, if you're ready to buy. Since even the older Airport cards are faster than any connection to the Internet you're likely to find, the extra speed is only really useful when transferring files between machines at home, or at the office.
I'm not quite sure what the "electronics fan" from Los Angeles is blithering about. On any recent machine from Apple, the Airport (or Extreme) card installs without an adapter. The last "special edition" iMacs came out about two years ago. All of the flat-panel iMacs with G4 processors take Airport cards without needing an adapter, or so says Apple's spec site.
As for Apple being a non-contender in wireless, the previous reviewer couldn't be more wrong. Not only were they the first to make widespread use of WiFi (802.11b aka Airport), they were first to market with 802.11g (Airport Extreme). And as far as criticising them because a computer needs an adapter to use a technology that didn't even exist when it was designed, well, be glad you can buy that $20 adapter instead of having to buy a whole new computer.

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Apple Airport Card - Wireless Ethernet - 11 Mbps IEEE 802.11b Type II PC Card Only Pulled p/n M7600LL/E, 630-2883 or 630-2883/C with 90 days warranty.

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