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Hub+ | By Nonda

A lot has been said and written about the single USB port on the new MacBook, some might defend that with faster wireless connectivity, streaming services, and the cloud, that we´ll need no cables in the future, but until then, most of us will still be using many cable connected devices. Meet Hub+, a solution to the single port issue! The sleek device features 2 USB-C ports, 1 SDXC card reader, 1 mini DisplayPort, and 3 USB-A charging ports. It also doubles as a juice pack, thanks to a built-in lithium ion battery capable of charging any phone. watch the video

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ICEBREAKER MECHANICAL KEYBOARD

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NAYA CREATE KEYBOARD

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APPLE MAGIC TRACKPAD

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