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• IOGEAR intros USB-IF certified wireless USB hub

  Published: September 4, 2007, 11:30 am

  Tags: Hub, Iogear, Ports, W Usb, W Usb, Wireless Usb, Wirelessusb, Wusb

  Filed under: PeripheralsIOGEAR has launched its new Wireless USB (W-USB) hub and adapter kit, a combination of a receiving / transmitting base, and dongles which allow USB devices to communicate with the hub. Although we've seen a slew of these devices before (Belkin and Gefen's entries spring to mind), this is the first that we know of to be

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• Gefen introduces Wireless USB 2.0 Extender

  Published: October 11, 2007, 2:51 am

  Tags: Ext Wusb, Gefen, W Usb, Wireless Usb, Wireless Usb Extender, Wirelessusb, Wirelessusbextender, Wusb

  Filed under: Peripherals, Wireless Now that you've already shelled out for Gefen's wireless USB hub, how's about another gizmo from the company to tempt your USB-lovin' soul? The Wireless USB 2.0 Extender requires no drivers, works with Windows, Linux, and OS X-based systems and promises to transmit up to four USB 2.0 signals one hundred-feet

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• Wisair wireless USB module hits the FCC

  Published: December 21, 2007, 1:41 pm

  Tags: Wireless Usb, Wirelessusb, Wisair, Wusb

  even further, with a new WUSB module of it's now making its debut at the FCC. As the device's manual helpfully informs, this one will let you set up an ad hoc wireless network between two computers without the need for a router or any network infrastructure, or between a PC and a USB-equipped peripheral like a printer or an external drive.

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• Silex WUSB Device Server Gives You Pseudo Wireless USB [Wireless]

  Published: January 26, 2008, 4:20 pm

  Tags: Networks, Peripherals, Silex, Silex Sx 2000wg Usb Device Server, Wireless, Wusb, Wusb Silex

  ridiculously long title. The WUSB will allow you to network your USB dependent peripherals wirelessly, they can then be reached via any computer on your WLAN. It is both Windows and Mac compatible, and works by utilizing software that emulates a direct USB connection. The WUSB supports transfer speeds of 12Mbps, it can stream low resolution music

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• AMEX offers up RM-mp1 media center remote

  Published: May 23, 2008, 10:07 am

  Tags: Amex, Media Center Remote, Mediacenterremote, Remote, Remote Control, Remotecontrol, Rm Mp1, Wireless Usb, Wirelessusb, Wusb

  Filed under: Home Entertainment, Peripherals Though we'd certainly like to see a few hands-on shots of this beauty just to quiet that annoying doubter in the rear of our mind that this is merely a concept, AMEX's RM-mp1 is reportedly the real deal. Said remote features wireless USB, support for Windows Media Center, a built-in touchpad / laser

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• Kensington kills a few more cables with Wireless USB Docking Station

  Published: August 18, 2008, 10:20 pm

  Tags: Accessory, Kensington, Usb, Usb Dock, Usbdock, W Usb, Wireless Usb, Wireless Usb Dock, Wireless Usb Docking Station, Wirelessusb, Wirelessusbdock, Wirelessusbdockingstation, Wusb

  Filed under: Peripherals, WirelessLook out, cable pundits, your next must-have gadget has arrived. Kensington's Wireless USB Docking Station is pretty straightforward -- you simply plug in up to five USB devices along with your external monitor in order to access all of those gizmos sans cabling from your Wireless USB-enabled machine. Sure, the

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