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Belkin USB 2.0 Plus Hub (7 Port) Review

Joe — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:29:35 +0000

A quick review of the Belkin USB 2.0 Plus Hub (7 Port). I really do love this hub, it’s compact, thin and the transfer speeds (which I forgot to mention) even with multiple devices working at once are still very quick. Want it? – www.amazon.com My Website – thejustinmurphy.com Follow Me – twitter.com

Silverstone Raven RVS02 2.5″ External USB 3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure

Joe — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 10:46:11 +0000

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Linksys AE1000 Wireless Adapter

Joe — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 09:32:09 +0000

My unboxing of the Linksys wireless N USB adapter.

Videohome USB universal docking station

Joe — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 13:14:09 +0000

Most of my friends had very unpleasant experience when they try to connect all USB devices, internet, LCD monitor, speaker, etc with their laptop in the work place. Not only waste lots of time to plug and unplug those stuffs every time, but also make the work space mess around with all the cables. However, it’s all changed by this great USB Universal Multifunctional Docking Station. This product uses universal USB technology to pass through critical signals such as video, audio, LAN and peripheral connectivity (keyboard, mouse, card reader and printer). The NBdock1920C USB Universal Dock Station device supports two display output at a time (DVI and VGA).

It offers the combined functionality of a 5-in-1 docking station by converting a single USB 2.0 port into multiple connection ports, including a VGA, DVI Port, card reader, 10/100 RJ45 network port, triple audio ports and three additional USB 2.0 ports. With support of the impressive 1920×1080 (32-bit) resolution for connected LCD Monitors, the 5-in-1 functions helps to save time when swapping peripherals from one computer to another. Product made in Taiwan with excellent quality and durability. Features Offers expandability for at-home use with all notebooks equipped with USB 2.0. Simultaneously outputs VGA and DVI Delivers smooth high-resolution up to 1920 x 1080 Easily connect additional monitor and Notebook/Desktop via USB 2.0 port. Compatible with all Notebook/Desktop computers. Combo Card Reader for most popular

USB to 10/100Mbps Adapter TU2-ET100

Joe — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 14:58:04 +0000

USB to 10/100Mbps Adapter. The TU2-ET100 is a high speed USB network adapter that allows you to instantly connect to a 10/100Mbps network from a USB enabled desktop or Notebook PC. Compliant with USB 2.0 and backwards compatible with the USB 1.0 and 1.1, you can share files and printers and also gain access to broadband Internet to explore valuable resources on the web.

ATEN CS661 Laptop USB KVM Switch

Joe — Sat, 28 May 2011 20:49:07 +0000

www.thetechstop.net KVM (Keyboard/Video/Mouse) switches are supposed to make it easier to manage multiple systems from a single workstation. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could pack that same convienence into a laptop? Making it possible to manage severs, desktop and the like without ever having to pack a keyboard/mouse and monitor? On this episode of ‘gadget’ we take a look at the ATEN CS661 Laptop USB KVM Switch. This little device lets you use your computer to manage another simply by linking them together via a USB cable. You can find more episodes in high resolution at www.TheTechStop.net

How to boot a recovery USB from BIOS

Joe — Sun, 22 May 2011 10:52:19 +0000

sites.google.com In this video I show you how to boot my recovery USB by changing the BIOS settings. The video shows how to do it on 3 different motherboards – Dell, Gigabyte, and ASUS. Your BIOS may be different, the video is just to give you some ideas on how to do it. If you’re not comftorable doing this kind of thing then don’t try it, there’s no risk you can break your system but BIOS settings are not something to toy with. I can’t take any responsibility if you make the wrong changes. Please visit my site for more information on my 4Gb Bootable system recovery / hack USB. sites.google.com This USB includes the folowing tools: Ubuntu 9.04 BackTrack 4 OphCrack Gparted Hiren’s diagnostic boot Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) Clonezilla Memtest86+ Konboot The song in the video is “electrovibe” by “subatomicglue” and has been released under a creative commons license: creativecommons.org

How to fix the Acer Aspire One black screen problem

Joe — Fri, 20 May 2011 09:22:26 +0000

How to fix the Acer Aspire One black screen problem – flash the BIOS www.LowEndGuru.com This video tutorial shows you how to fix the “black screen of death” problem of the Acer Aspire One netbook. This is a very common problem with this netbook since it was released to the market with a defective BIOS software that can eventually fail and needs to be upgraded. This problem is so common, that the manufacturer decided to post the solution on the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) of his site. Notice that the instructions in the official FAQ tells you to download the version 3309 of the BIOS, this will fix the problem, but I got the black screen again a couple of months after fixing it.

My recommendation (as can be seen in the video) is to go get the latest BIOS version for your particular model of Acer Aspire One. These are the instructions according to ACER “Create a recovery USB drive to update the Bios on the unit. The specific steps to perform this recovery with the USB drive are: 1. Download & Extract AS1_BIOS_3309.zip (found in support.acer.com 2. Rename the Bios name from 3309.fd to zg5ia32.fd. 3. Copy zg5ia32.fd and Flashit.exe to USB flash drive. 4. Start the restoration process: A. Plug the AC Adapter into the unit. B. Insert the USB flash drive into a USB port. C. Press and Hold down the Fn and the Esc keys together. D. Keep these keys held down and press power. E. When the unit’s power light comes on release the Fn and Esc keys. F.

USB Bluetooth Dongle, Connect Your Bluetooth Headset to PC – Gadget Plus

Joe — Sat, 14 May 2011 08:56:32 +0000

Supports up to 7 slave devices – Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/Me/98se with USB Support – Macintosh OS X v10.2 with USB Support – Bluetooth 2.0 EDR – Transfer Rates (Max) – 3.0Mbps Asymmetrical – Frequency – 2400 – 2483.5 MHz for USA/Europe/Japan – Integrated Chip -80 dBm typical across passband under high interference environments – Range – Up to 30 feet (peer-to-peer)

iTwin: Unlimited Capacity USB Remote File Access Device (New TechCrunch50 Gadget) (With music)

Joe — Thu, 05 May 2011 09:36:41 +0000

Introducing the world’s first plug and play secure remote file access USB device. Available from www.itwin.com Effectively, it’s like an unlimited capacity USB flash drive. Simple and secure connection between any two online computers, anywhere in the world. Available online from iTwin.com from 10.10.10 (Oct 10, 2010). Access the complete hard drive of your remote machine from any computer anywhere. Before, connecting two computers used to be painfully complicated. Now it’s as simple as plugging in the two ends of a cable, without the cable. Simply plug the two halves of iTwin into any two online computers and you’re sharing. Copy, back-up or remotely edit files on one computer from the other. In either direction. Initial launch in Singapore. Available in USA before end 2010.

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Free to Air Digital Television DVB using USB Device works in Linux with Me TV

Joe — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 11:09:51 +0000

Screencast Tutorial about how to get Free to Air Digital Television DVB working using USB Device in Ubuntu Linux with Me TV software. Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.

Micro-Bluetooth USB Adapter TBW-106UB

Joe — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 23:29:04 +0000

Product Spotlight – Micro-Bluetooth USB Adapter TBW-106UB Presented Catherine.

The Micro Bluetooth USB Adapter (Model TBW-106UB) networks Bluetooth enabled devices such as cell phones, keyboards and headsets.

The size of a penny, simply plug this micro-device into an available USB port on your laptop or desktop and experience exceptional Bluetooth connectivity.

Connect as many as 7 Bluetooth devices at distances of up to 100m (328ft). Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) technology transfers your data quickly. Adaptive Frequency Hopping (AFH) minimizes interference from other wireless technologies. This compact device also provides secure encrypted data communication.

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How Do I Connect a USB Camera to a Serial Port?

Joe — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 23:22:02 +0000

I’ve tried ebay and google and Maplins etc they all do a converter that lets you plug a serial device into a usb port but my old laptop only has a serial port no usb at all. I want to plug my camera into it but that is usb I bought a usb cardbus but its type II and wont fit (laptop must be type stone-age )
anyone got a link to a serial to USB adapter or a better idea apart from burn the laptop and turn it into modern art

Confuzzled you have fallen into the trap all those links are to connect a serial device to a usb port i want to go the other way and connect a usb device to a serial port thanks anyway

Looking around I don’t actually think you can go from Serial to USB. The main problem you will have is that there won’t be any drivers to read the serial port to setup the camera even if you could connect it.

If it’s an old PC you probably have a Type I PCMCIA slot (3.3mm) the Type II is 5mm and all the SD card readers are Type II. So I would go with the burning option or get a friend to pop the images onto a CD for you.

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Iogear GCS661U USB Laptop KVM Switch

Joe — Mon, 04 May 2009 02:00:40 +0000

The USB Laptop KVM with File Transfer is the latest innovation from IOGEAR, combining easy switching and convenient file transferring between two computers. It allows the user to seamlessly control a second computer with a laptop as the console. It is ideal for people who own a laptop and an older desktop PC and wish to keep using both for various functions or applications.

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Can I increase wireless signal with more usb adapters?

Joe — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 01:12:16 +0000

I have a laptop connected to an Ethernet port that has a network with internet.

The laptop is producing a wireless signal so others can connect to it through WiFi.

I have 2 other adapters that connect through USB,
can I use them to increase my wireless signal? and have my laptop, and 2 of them producing and making the wireless signal bigger?

thanks in advance

Your wireless USB adapters and the wireless adapter built into your laptop aren't going to be able to load balance for a faster wireless connection. Potentially you could configure 3 different wireless devices to all broadcast on different channels say 1, 6 and 11 which would not over lap and would allow for faster communication but may or may not provide more coverage in terms of area. But to make that work would involve some pretty complex configuration.

You may find that one of the USB adapters can provide a stronger signal than the built in wireless card in your laptop which may allow you to provide more coverage and a faster wireless connection. The only way to verify this would be to disable the built in wireless card in your laptop and try the USB adapters you have. When it comes to wireless, there's never any guarantees.

Jason
CCNA, CSE, CCENT, Network+,

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