Did your? Look no further. The SABRENT SBT-UHPA is a portable solution to your USB port problems. The SBT-UHPA allows up to 7 additional USB ports on a computer. With an optional external power source, it will protect some devices from power issues that may arise from your computer. It’s extremely portable and easy to move between systems or take on the road.
The SBT-UHPA is Plug-n-Play, so you can plug it into any computer without having to worry about configurations. It will also support almost any operating system including Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, and Mac OS X. A great inexpensive addition to any computer, the SABRENT SBT-UHPA is a great way to expand your connectivity.
Did your? Look no further. The SABRENT SBT-UHPA is a portable solution to your USB port problems. The SBT-UHPA allows up to 7 additional USB ports on a computer. With an optional external power source, it will protect some devices from power issues that may arise from your computer. It’s extremely portable and easy to move between systems or take on the road.
The SBT-UHPA is Plug-n-Play, so you can plug it into any computer without having to worry about configurations. It will also support almost any operating system including Windows 98, 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, and Mac OS X. A great inexpensive addition to any computer, the SABRENT SBT-UHPA is a great way to expand your connectivity.
4-port USB HubThe SABRENT SBT-UHPA USB hub features one USB 2.0 upstream port to connect the hub and your computer and four USB 2.0 downstream ports for connection to a variety of USB devices such as storage devices, scanners, printers, external optical drivers, MO (Magneto-Optical) drives, and digital cameras.
USB 2.0 InterfaceThe USB 2.0 interface enables high data transfer speeds of up to 480Mbps so you save time while copying or moving data. This device is also backwards compatible with USB Revision 1.1 products.
Power Adapter IncludedThe SABRENT SBT-UHPA USB 2.0 hub can be powered either via the USB port on your computer or via the external power adapter. When the bus power (through the USB port on the computer) fails to meet the power requirements of the USB devices, plugging the power adapter to external power will ensure your USB devices work properly.