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  Belkin Hub-To-Go F5Y706au Hardware Review - www.impulsegamer.com -

Design 8.0
Usability 9.0
Installation 8.5
Value 8.8
Distributor: Belkin
Reviewer:
Kyle Sudukis
Release date: Out Now

9.5


Belkin Hub-To-Go
F5Y706au

It's official, computers and especially laptops do not come with enough USB 2.0 ports but fortunately for these luckless users, Belkin have designed the Hub-To-Go which gives users two high speed USB hubs in one easily transportable device that's almost like a Transformer. That's right, the Hub-To-Go is actually two pieces of equipment in one with a 3-port base to connect your main devices such as printers with the detachable 4-port travel hub to get a variety of USB devices from MP3 players, mouse, keyboards and the like.

Features

  • Adds 7 Hi-Speed USB 2.0 ports that transfer files at speeds of up to 480Mbps
    4 ports detach from the base to act as a travel hub, while the 4-port base/tray stays on your desk

  • Features a rotating connector on the detachable 4-port hub, to keep adjacent ports free

  • Base stows fl ash drives, paper clips, and notepads in handy storage tray

The Hub-To-Go comes with an AC adapter which gives the user access to 7.0 high speeds ports and also a USB cable to easily connect the device to a variety of USB compatible computers. The device also supports a plethora of operating systems that include Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP and even Vista with the Mac users having access to OS 9 and OS 10.

Installation? What installation! Simply plug the device in your USB port, connect the device to the AC power and whoa, 7 easily accessible USB ports without the need for fiddly USB cards or PCMCIA cards. Definitely a must have piece of equipment for the user on the go who require more than the stock standard 4-port hubs.

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