• Dr. Who Tardis USB Hub houses four USB ports

    • If you happened to be a Dr. Who freak, you would relate to this USB hub better. It’s that nostalgic phone booth design that works all the magic. Of course, it comes with the sublime provision of four USB ports to justify its functionality of being a hub and not just a showcase piece. What’s really a sell is the fact that the booth has a very realistic design approach. It packs everything from a flashing lantern to sound effects that make you feel you are watching the epic flick.0491


    It will cost you about £23, that’s a little over $37. Gift it to your geeky grandpa if you must. Should work that way, I believe.
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    Posted in Topics:Computing, , , on July 21, 2011 by gary

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