Pros
- Superfast short-range wireless transfers
- Moderate price
Cons
- Complicated setup
- No Vista support when shipped
Bottom Line
Makes use of new--and potentially very useful--technology.
PCWorld's IOGEAR Wireless USB Hub and Adapter Coverage
- First Look: IOGear Tops Gefen in Wireless USB Two new products promise to free up your USB ports, but the devices' similarities end there.
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