Guest User June 24 2009
This device and all the other "squid" devices like it that I've seen are actually USB 1.0, not USB 2.0. Don't get ripped off.
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Bought this product at: ThinkGeek
I have a USB hub hidden behind my monitors. It’s a 7-port hub, but I inevitably always need yet another port. I could add another hub, sure. But that wouldn’t be as fun as attaching a Squid, now would it? This isn’t a living, breathing thing… it’s a USB Squid. You can see there’s a USB cable that can hook into any USB port or hub. From that, dangle four other USB ports that can be used for virtually any USB device.
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It might look like a squid, but its actually a 4-port USB 2.0 hub with a port on each "tentacle." You can plug in multiple oversized plugs from nearly any direction and bulky items, like some card readers, won't block adjacent ports. Requires Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP or Mac OS X.
- It might look like squid, but this is actually a USB 2.0 hub with a port on each "tentacle."
- You can plug in multiple oversized plugs from nearly any direction and bulky items, like some card readers, won't block adjacent ports.
- Requires Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP or Mac OS X.
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