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Chromatic USB Hub

Filed in archive Peripherals by Mark Rollins on July 30, 2007

Brando, a company famed for making a lot of odd, yet useful tech products, as just made the Chromatic USB Hub. What is a Chromatic USB Hub, you might ask?

Well, it is a colorful way to expand your USB 2.0 port capacity. Inserting one in your computer's USB port will give four ports. Then these USB hubs can connect together to form a stack like you see here, or even a little multi-colored snake links

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They are available in circle or square versions for about $12. Not bad for that price.

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