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Do you have more USB powered peripherals laying around your house than you have USB ports to power them? Well then does Cambrionix have a solution for you; their 49-port USB hub.

OK, so maybe it’s not marketed towards those who have a extensive gadget collection, but it’s still damn cool. Cambrionix says that the hub is for professional use, such as test labs or other commercial applications, but I’m sure some consumers can put it to good use.

If you actually want to get your hands on Cambrionix’s 49-port USB hub you’re going to have to pony up £399 or around $660. Don’t forget to add this to the fact that it needs to be connected to a ATX power supply to actually function. Any takers?

via Cambrionix

Tags: 49-port, Accessories, cambrionix, Cell Phones, Commercial, Off The Topic, professional use, usb hub

Samsung Electronics America has unveiled three new high-performance monitors, making use of its UbiSync technology to deliver optimal viewing opportunities. Unveiled were the following new monitors:

• SyncMaster 2243QW
• LD220
• LD190X

UbiSync technology creates a multi-monitor system that can be operated from a single PC without a graphics card or complex software installations. The technology is especially valuable to users who desire portability and a larger, richer screen surface to help maximize productivity and visual effects.

“These three new monitors show that innovation, technology and style are not exclusive of each other. Samsung’s commitment to provide the best displays ensures users always get excellent graphics and versatility.”

Here is a detailed list of the three monitors’ specs:

2243QW USB
• 1680 x 1050 resolution
• 1000:1 contrast ratio
• 5ms response time
• Built-in USB hub(1U2D)
• VGA (15-pin D-sub) and DVI-D connections
• Mac and Windows compatibility
• Pivot function for portrait or landscape mode

LD190X
• 1366 x 768 native resolution
• 250 cd/m2 brightness
• 1000:1 contrast ratio
• 5ms response time
• VGA and USB interface
• Windows Vista compatibility
• UbiSync Wireless technology
• 2-lamp low power consumption

LD220
• 1366 x 768 native resolution
• 250 cd/m2 brightness
• 1000:1 contrast ratio
• 5ms response time
• VGA and USB interface
• Windows Vista compatibility
• UbiSync USB technology

(Source) Samsung

Tags: contrast ratio, Desktop PCs, display solutions, graphics card, monitor system, samsung electronics, samsung electronics america, usb hub
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