understand your concerns --- what then is/are these devices used for?Nodsu said:And do you really think that this thing:
A: is a USB host device that you can connect USB storage to? Hint: take a good look at the USB plug.
B: works without device drivers, meaning that you don't need a computer at the USB end?
It's an external ethernet adapter, meaning that you plug it into your USB port, install some drivers and it will look like an ethernet card in your PC.jobeard said:understand your concerns --- what then is/are these devices used for?
Rarely do companies make devices that can't work at all
me thinks this is the best solutionLinksys, however, offers a potentially cost-saving alternative. Its $100 Wireless-G Media Storage Link Router product (WRTSL54GS) lets you plug any USB hard drive into the router and use it as a NAS drive. You can also plug flash memory drives into the USB port.
we're on the same page here. usb->ethernet->internet access is the usage of these devicesNodsu said:It's an external ethernet adapter, meaning that you plug it into your USB port, install some drivers and it will look like an ethernet card in your PC.