Ethernet Port Usb

Belkin F5D5050 USB to 10/100 Ethernet Adaptor - Networking

List Price: ~~$33.73~~
Price: $27.83
You Save: $5.90 (17%)

Features:

Exchanges data quickly between connected PCs and notebooks; lets you share printers and other peripherals, and communicate via e-mail
Installs easily into any available USB port--without requiring you to open your PC case
Adds your PC to your network, easily--through a USB port, Connects your PC to a broadband modem, Installs easily into any available USB port--without requiring you to open your PC case
Comes with a Belkin Lifetime Warranty and free, 24-hour technical support

The easiest way to get your computer ready to share Internet access is through an available USB port. The Adapter simply plugs in to let your PC connect to your cable or DSL modem, as well as share files and peripherals with computers that are connected to the network. With instant, Plug-and-Play USB and the simple setup with our included software, you can add sharing capability in minutes without opening your computer case to install a card. Read more...

Plugable USB 2.0 10 Port Hub (with Power Adapter)

List Price: $34.99

Features:

Simple and clean design. Ports on only two sides to minimize clutter. Two ports swivel to vertical position
2.5A Power Adapter. Terminus Technology Chipset. Overcurrent detection and protection
Supports both self-powered (with power adapter attached) and bus-powered (without) modes
Easy plug and play installation. Works with Windows, Mac, Linux, Wii, PS3, XBOX, etc.

Featuring a simple yet flexible design, the Plugable 10 Port USB 2.0 Hub provides easy expansion for any USB capable system. All upstream and downstream ports are on the front and back sides of the hub, minimizing desktop cable clutter. Two ports swivel to a vertical position to allow easy insertion of USB flash drives and other devices with one hand. Able to draw power and supply downstream devices from included 2.5A power adapter or 0.5A USB bus power. LED bar reports power status.

Hub Controller

Cascaded Terminus Technology chipsets support efficient data transfers for maximum performance across all devices with minimal power draw. Supports Multiple Transaction Translators for optimum performance when a combination of USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices are attached. Low power consumption is achived with 0.18um technology and declocking/depowering of unused ports and parts of chip not currently in use.

USB Charging

This is a standard USB 2.0 hub, requiring a host computer to be attached and on to charge devices at the USB 2.0 max 500mA rate. Has no special support for Apple extensions for charging iPad/iPod at higher rate.

In the box

Black Plugable 10-Port USB Hub, 2.5A Power Adapter with 70" power cord, 40" USB A to mini-B cable for connecting to PC. Read more...

TRENDnet TE100-S5 5-Port Ethernet Switch (5 x 10/100Mbps Auto-MDIX RJ-45 Ports)

List Price: ~~$31.99~~
Price: $14.49
You Save: $17.50 (55%)

Features:

Provide 1K MAC address entries
Data Transfer Rate - 10/100 Mbps
Ports Qty - 5 Ports
Device Type - Fast Ethernet Switch

TE100-S5 is an Auto-MDIX switch designed specifically to boost network performance by eliminating network congestions and unnecessary network traffics. Each port on the Switch provides dedicated bandwidth and can negotiate between 10/100Mbps network speeds and half/full duplex modes. Plug and Play provides cost-effective and high performance solutions. Read more...

Plugable USB 2.0 to 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN Network Adapter (ASIX AX88178 Chipset)

List Price: $39.99

Features:

USB 2.0 male A to RJ45 female adapter supporting gigabit Ethernet at USB 2.0 speeds (480Mbs)
Drivers for Windows 7, Vista, XP. Limited Mac and Linux support. Not Wii compatible.
Add a network interface to your computer to replace a bad card, for higher performance, or for peer-peer transfers
Supports 10/100/1000 with auto-sensing. Supports auto MDIX (straight and cross cable auto-detection)

This adapter is a plug-and-play solution for adding a network interface to your computer via a simple USB adapter. Common uses are for improved speeds vs. 10/100 adapters and wireless networks, for replacing a broken internal network card, for adding a separately routable network interface, and for peer-peer file transfer over Ethernet. It is not a solution for connecting a USB device to a network. Plug into any USB 2.0 laptop or desktop currently limited to 10/100 ethernet, and benefit from faster transfers on your Gigabit Ethernet Network. USB 2.0 supports theoretical speeds up to 480Mbs. In practice, most machines will see up to a doubling of network speed by moving from 100Mbs Fast Ethernet to 1000Mbs Gigabit ethernet via USB. Also works on 10/100 ethernet networks at their native speeds. Microsoft signed 32/64-bit drivers for Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, ME, and Win98SE. Mac users OS X 10.6 and later must download the latest driver from plugable.com to get automatic IP assignment (driver on CD supports 10.4 and 10.5). Driver for Linux kernels 2.6.9+ (advanced users only: must download source from ASIX and build as a kernel module). Not compatible with Tivo Series 2, Wii, or most other non-PC devices. INCLUDED IN PACKAGE: USB to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter, Quick Install Guide, and Driver Disk for Windows, earlier Mac versions, and Linux. Read more...

IOGear 4-Port USB Sharing Station takes USB peripherals wireless

Digitaltrends.com - Oct 17, 7521

IOGear aims to help solve that with its new 4-Port USB Sharing Station. The device looks like a Wi-Fi router, and sports both Wi-Fi and Ethernet (100Base-T) connectivity, along with four USB 2.0 ports for peripherals. Pop the USB Sharing Station onto

D-Link ShareCenter 2-Bay Network Storage (DNS-325)

PC Magazine - Oct 17, 6964

The front panel has four LEDs: one for the soft, recessed power switch, one for each disk drive, and one for USB device connections. The rear panel has a Gigabit Ethernet port, a USB port for drives and printers, and a one-touch USB copy/unmount button

Apple Thunderbolt Display Announced

TidBITS - Oct 17, 4227

That connection also turns the Thunderbolt Display into a hub containing three USB 2.0 ports, one FireWire 800 port, a Thunderbolt port, and an Ethernet port (enabling Gigabit Ethernet for the new MacBook Air without the need for a separate USB dongle)

NAD Ships Digital Media Tuner

Twice - Oct 17, 573

The device features analog AM/FM tuner, Internet radio, ability to stream music from networked PCs and NAS drives incorporating Universal Plug-and-Play (UPnP) and DLNA standards, Ethernet port, and embedded Wi-Fi. It also has USB audio playback and

IOGear 4-Port USB Sharing Station takes USB peripherals wireless

17.10.21

Need to share your USB printer, scanner, speakers, webcam or storage via Wi-Fi? IOGEAR 4-Port USB Sharing station could come to your rescue.

The technology world is literally littered with USB devices: Tens of thousands of printers, scanners, cameras, hard drives, speakers, video cameras, memory card readers and USB ports all sports.Of course, while many printers and multifunction devices often come with Wi-Fi today, the version with Wi-Fi are often more expensive and a huge number of USB devices offer the wireless option. IOGear aims to help solve that with its new 4-Port USB Sharing station. The device looks like a Wi-Fi router, and sport both Wi-Fi and Ethernet (100Base-T) connectivity and four USB 2.0 ports for peripherals. Pop Station USB sharing on your network, then plug your USB devices on the station and share a sudden you can connect your USB devices anywhere in the Wi-Fi range.And peripherals are not available to a single computer: any user can access the network as well.

Source: Digitaltrends.com

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IOGEAR Wireless 4-port USB Sharing Station | Ubergizmo

by Edwin Kee

There are those who advocate a paperless society, and most of them would also be in favor of a wireless universe. After all, don’t you think that all those cables and cords tend to get in the way, and they also seem to have a life of their own, getting all tangled up by themselves even though you leave them alone at home? IOGEAR supports the wireless notion, with their latest release being the Wireless 4-port USB Sharing Station .

The name of this peripheral says it all – it will allow connected device via USB to be Wi-Fi enabled. Basically, this means you can now move away from your desktop to a more comfortable working area, such as resting on a bean bag, without having to suffer from a dropped connection.

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