An extender is a two-part device that extends the distance between USB port and peripheral using a Cat5 UTP cable. One part of the device plugs into your USB port and the other part into your USB ...

The Wireless USB Extender provides a four-port hub on its receiver unit capable of providing reliable computer access for up to four unique USB peripherals. According to Gefen, practical transmission ...

Sure, wireless USB isn't all that new of a technology anymore. However, the 100ft. range, well, I believe that is kind of new. I personally can't think of any use I'd have for making anything that ...

Looking to keep your computer-to-TV extender setup as basic as possible? Then you might just want to consider Alereon's new NoWire wireless USB extender, which does away with the need for any ...

The rear of the extender houses buttons for power, LED (you can toggle off the front light indicators), and WPS connect. Five Ethernet and a single USB 3.0 port are found here, as well.

If you ve hit the wall with that 15-foot limit for USB cables, maybe it's time for a USB 4-port Hub Extender. This $54.99 no-name product has two pieces, ...

IOGear’s new GWHDKIT11C setup does neither. The transmitter plugs into the USB-C (or Thunderbolt) port of a laptop, and uses 5GHz technology to transmit 1080p60 (1080p at 60Hz) to the nearby ...

The First Wireless USB Hub Introduced in 2006, the Belkin transceiver plugs into a USB port on a laptop, while the hub is cabled to four external USB devices, such as a hard disk, keyboard or printer.