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These days, laptops might be slimmer and lighter, but they’re also lacking on ports compared to older models. That can be ...

There are a ton of USB Type-C hubs that all have similar ports and designs, but Belkin just introduced another one at CES ...

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The Belkin Connect 4-Port USB-C Hub seems like a simple product, but it’s something we’ve had to wait years to finally get. It’s a simple, inexpensive hub that turns one USB-C port into four that can ...

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Forget Dr Who’s TARDIS, sci-fi USB hub fans (come on… you know who you are) are going to go bonkers over these official R2D2 and Vader USB hubs. R2’s head moves, he lights up and emits genuine Star ...

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USB-C hubs are more or less a necessary evil these days. Many popular laptops have cut back the number of ports they offer, yet we still need to plug in a growing army of accessories. Between dongles ...

Today’s laptops are trim, slim, and ultra-thin, but they come with a tradeoff: the absence of ports. Gone are the generous range of USB-A slots, Ethernet ports, and SD card readers—manufacturers have ...

Choosing the best USB-C hub or dongle feels a bit like visiting a salad bar: The sheer variety of products means that you can literally shop for a device that has exactly what you’re looking for, and ...

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