That's the idea behind Japanese company Elecom's latest attempt to re-engineer the humble USB hub, a power strip-esque block with ports facing skyward and a switch dedicated to each one.
Sure, the garden of sprouting cords won't help you forget that the hub is sitting on your desk, but that means you won't forget that they're sucking up precious electricity, either. The hubs are on sale now in Japan $41 for four ports or $106 for seven.
I don't have that many low speed devices to plug in.
ReplyDeleteWell that's pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteNo longer will i have to choose which of my hard drives to leave plugged in!
ReplyDeletei use like three USB things for my computer. i should invest in one of those, haha.
ReplyDeletea whole bunch of USB stuff!
ReplyDeletethat USB's quite neat, but it looks abit bulky....nice blog man!! as always, im following and supporting :)
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how can the psu handle the load? i hope this device won't fry someone's computer.
ReplyDeleteNow that's pretty cool I wonder how the performance is with multiple devices connected and in use
ReplyDeletewhoa wanna get one right now
ReplyDeletethis looks so useful
Definitely a very cool looking hub, but I would not feel safe plugging that monstrosity into one of my USB ports, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteCool. USB extension plug.
ReplyDeleteYou never know when one of these could come in handy.
ReplyDeletePretty cool! I'm sure it would be popular if it were cheaper.
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I'll pass. maybe If I had more USB stuff to use...
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