One of the most useful features of the Universal Serial Bus is its hot-plugging capability. You simply plug in your device, use it, and unplug it when you’re done. But what if you’ve got a huge number ...

Am looking to expand USB A ports for my laptop, which has only one USB A and two USB C ports. Among USB C hubs, it seems only the multi port models draw all the attention, those devices with multiple ...

EXPANDABILITY: Instantly add 4 USB 3.0 ports to any compatible device. The 2 ft cable allows for flexible setup and easy access to hard-to-reach ports. USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN: LED indicators show power ...

The Sabrent HB-3A4C 7-Port powered USB hub is a versatile solution designed to streamline your device connectivity and enhance your overall computing experience. With its combination of USB-A and ...

With charging and hosting, this powered hub arrives with a dedicated power adapter to ensure reliability when connecting multiple accessories and devices. One of the key features of the hub is the per ...

USB hubs are often hard to tell apart from one another: the Moshi iLynx 3 I reviewed here in February was the rare hub that actually matched the silver metal and black plastic look of the Macs it was ...

The Plugable UDCA1A USB-C hub is ideal for creating a home office workstation that just needs a USB C laptop. More of us have been working from home with a variety of office setups so we can work as ...

The USB ports in a computer are used to connect different devices via a USB cable. These devices can be mice, keyboards, printers, etc. Desktop computers and laptops have a limited number of USB ports ...

Think of this valuable little gadget as a traffic controller for your tech, restoring functionality and making sure signals go where they’re needed. As new tech shrinks each year, essential ports like ...

One of my all-time favorite office gadgets is the In-Desk USB 4-Port Hub, which drops a quad of USB ports into one of the 2-inch grommet holes found in many desks. If your desk lacks such a hole but ...

Hi,<BR>When I plug a self-powered Zip drive or SmardMedia card reader into the USB ports on my monitor or my keyboard, I get a "low power notice" that tells me I need to plug those items into the back ...