seller of pretty good PC parts - performancepcs.com, seller of fairly good computer stuff, has catalog - cyberguys.com

802.11g & 100baseTX(wired). in wireless setup you need to enter your router encryption as WPA-PSK.

100baseTX (wired) print server.

1 x Type A - USB Upstream, 4 x Type A USB 3.0 - USB Downstream, 24 x Type A USB 2.0 - USB Downstream, Up to 500 mA power all ports. AC Adapter: IN=100-240VAC@50/60Hz@1.6A, maxOutput=5V@4A

4A for devices. considering that each USB device can draw 0.5A, that covers 7 power-requiring devices (like USB memory Sticks and card readers) plus some power (0.5A) for the chips, however many of your devices like printers are going to supply their own power I would think. nice layout - 5 on front and back, 2 on left side and 1 on right side where the power and input USB goes.

5 ports on the back, 2 vertical ports on top spaced nicely for pen drives. seems to have a good reputation. black & silver. has a handle to grip it with.

5 ports on the back, 2 vertical ports on top spaced nicely for pen drives. has cable mgmt. seems to have a good reputation. black & silver. has a handle to grip it with.

I have included the best one (usb interface). the plusdeck2c I think is not worth listing because of the hardware requirements & the difficulty using and installing. Audacity is free software.

tape-to-MP3. don't know if this thing autoreverses, but it's USB 2.0 and a whole lot easier to hook up - 2 cables probably, 1 AC power cable and 1 USB 2.0. comes with Audacity (audio editor that outputs MP3) and can port your songs to your itunes account for you. USB 2.0 avoids the other deck's volume & cable mess. CD supposed to be for Mac & PC, but files on it are only for PC - go to their web site for Mac files. "Important Mac note - before you start, you need to go into your sound playback file and choose: USB audio codec - this is the opposite of what they say in the booklet."(reviewer) you must press "finish" when it's done and "track" between songs. filters some of the scratchy sound a little. great sound quality. If you have Vista you will have to download a different version of the software. Note: vista certified.

convert old VHS tapes to digital format. included software lets you burn to DVD or watch on your PSP, iPod or laptop. usb2. line input for camcorder tapes. Note: I don't know if this is vista certified.

Audacity is free software.

no drivers needed! 33 1/3 and 45 RPM Line-level RCA output (with built-in preamp) PC and Mac compatible Includes Dustcover Slipmat USB Cable Recording Software CD, 45 RPM Adapter, Audacity audio editor. System Requirements: PC running Windows XP or Vista, Mac running OS9 or higher, Sound card or integrated audio, One available USB1.1 port or higher. EZ Vinyl Converter System Requirements: PC. Note: vista certified. cartridge+stylus

There are many of them out there, for mics, guitar, MIDI, etc. and some a mixture. Go take a look at sweetwater.com's selection. Audacity is free software.

This one is for your stereo components. lets you easily convert your favorite records and tapes to MP3 format using your turntable or tape player and computer. Simply connect U Record to your computer with the included USB cable and the rest is easy. Use the included Audacity software to record. Specifications: Phono/line input records from a turntable, cassette player, or any other line source Plug and play USB connection - No drivers needed! EZ Vinyl Converter software (PC) and EZ Audio Converter (Mac) for hassle-free recording, Audacity software records, edits and corrects for noisy source material (PC and Mac). Note: vista certified.

Now you can plug in those dual-band wireless-N adapters!