Kit Trulink Wireless USB Hub, Cables-to-go

Impecabil, luat curand de pe Ebay, nu il folosesc pentru ca am luat mediaplayer cu wifi. Testat la viteze de la 5MBps (cu B mare).

Cables To Go Trulink 4-Port Wireless USB and Adapter Kit (May 2012)

Wireless USB is the type of technology that should have been released two years ago and wasn't. The standard is ready and willing and products have been released, but it has yet to catch on even with wireless USB kits like the one from Cables To Go. Everything from Bluetooth to wireless networks were going to use the physical layer from wireless USB. Hopefully, wireless USB will be prevalent in the future.

Included in the packaging is the transceiver and wireless hub, manuals and software, an AC adapter, a mini-USB cable, and a handy USB extension cable with a base.
The wireless USB hub itself is pretty non-distinct and looks like a normal wired peripheral. Actually, the hub can act as a normal wired hub with a standard mini-USB cable. This makes the hub useful if you don't have a wireless USB transceiver (which is included in the kit).
The hub contains 4 wired USB ports. Technically, this type of product would be a "bridge" solution for older devices that don't have wireless USB built into the devices. The goal is to build wireless USB transceivers into all devices. When this happens, this hub won't need a dedicated transceiver.
The side of the device has a switch to switch from wired to wireless mode and a mini-USB connection for use when using this as a wired device.
The wireless hub with the antenna is simple and fits with other peripherals without incident. The device does need the AC adapter to be plugged in to function.
The transceiver fits into the computer and it a pretty big device. If you have a laptop, hopefully you have a port that can accommodate this hefty device. For desktops, the added USB extension cable along with the stand on the end makes an elegant solution to the girth of the device.
This devices is a wireless USB host adapter. This device allows your computer to communicate with wireless USB devices. Hopefully these little things will be built into computers in the future so they don't need the extra host adapters sticking out of the computer.
The hub and host adapter are a matched set and need no setup passed the initial driver install. This device does not work in Linux yet, but Linux does have wireless USB support so it is probably just the chipset used by this device that isn't supported.
The USB extension cable along with the upright stand was a nice addition. These little things make certain manufacturers get a step up with consumers and Cables To Go falls into this category.