ExpressCard USB 2.0 hub from Apiotek
Apiotek has recently unveiled the Quad USB 2.0 ExpressCard/34 card for notebooks that have an idle ExpressCard slot sitting around. As more and more gadgets and peripherals are USB-based, it makes perfect sense to take full advantage of the vacant ExpressCard slot with this Quad USB 2.0 hub. The Apiotek offering comes with two rows of a couple of USB 2.0 ports each, complete with a side jack for a power adapter. Strangely enough, the power adapter is not included and must be purchased separately. Just plug in low-power consumption devices as an AC adapter isn’t always the easiest thing to find, especially when you’re on the go.
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