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In Fuerteventura, some modern lamp posts are equipped with USB charging points, allowing visitors to charge their devices while enjoying outdoor spaces. These eco-friendly installations are often found in public areas like promenades and parks, providing a convenient power source using solar energy.
In 2021, Vestre launched a USB charging station as an accessory for our furniture. It is a universal model and can be integrated into virtually all our series. The box has two IP67 USB ports, is approved for outdoor use and comes with an output for external power supply (not included).
These were used in the project “Deutsche Bahn, Zukunftsbahnhof Berlin Südkreuz”. Here, landscape architects beMATES furnished a large area with furniture from Vestre. The APRIL, CODE, POP and COVER series were used, and several of these were supplied with integrated USB charging stations. Berlin Südkreuz is a busy train station, with many passengers from Germany, as well as tourists from all over the world. With Vestre’s USB charging stations, passengers get easy access to power and charging options on the move. One advantage of USB charging is that passengers don’t need an adapter in order to use it. You can also access electricity where you're actually sitting, working or waiting, so you don’t need to search along walls for charging options.
I saw this little USB tree while I was looking for snow globes and I couldn't resist the chance to buy another photography prop. I think it was worth the $6.
www.amazon.de/Adapter-Konverter-RJ45-Ethernet-Netzwerk/dp... , I do not recommend with the drivers as of writing at least.
Well, I hesitate to admit it (mainly because it makes me feel like a geek of Dilbert-ian proportions), but I have finally "maxed out" my original Belkin 7-port USB hub. Granted, I "cheated" by plugging in the USB-powered desk fan someone got me for our 2007 office Christmas lunch, but I figured I could do with a second hub for those USB devices I haven't got yet (or even one or two which I have)...
It wasn't exactly a life-or-death matter, though, so I left it until one day when I visited our local PC World, and found one of Belkin's other design of USB hub, with two of the seven ports facing upwards (very useful for plugging in a USB flash drive when you don't want to go trying to find a free port round the back of the hub). Something made me go to the customer service desk and ask how much this hub cost (no price tag), and I got the amazing answer of £10 (these originally cost nearly £30). I can only assume they were trying to shift the last units of this design, as Belkin have just brought out a redesigned model.
So, now it's here, working together with the other hub. We're hoping to buy a new desktop computer soon (to replace 'tenchi', which is getting a bit long in the tooth), and I know I'll need a couple more USB ports for devices we'd like to go with it. But more of that in due course...
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This Belkin USB mini-hub is attached to 'ayeka', the Linksys NSLU2 device which acts as our home server. The 'slug' (NSLU2) only has two USB ports, and one has the main hard disk connected to it permanently, so a USB hub is almost essential if I want to plug in much else to the machine.
The hub is USB 1.1, as this reputedly works better with Unslung (the replacement software 'ayeka' uses). See the notes for a few points of interest.
(Update (28/1/2008): I have just replaced this hub with a USB 2.0 one, just in case I want to connect another storage device in future. No performance problems so far.)
Beech 390 Premier I msnRB-181 de 2007
Business Aviation Centre JSC (2012/2016)
Aéroport Nice Côte d'Azur
07/05/2013
N7081V, VP-BBQ, M-VBBQ, UR-USB, D-ITOC.
Product description
Colour Name:B-White | Size Name:6.6FT
Note: Performance of data transfer and charge may vary depending on different smartphones, chargers cables.
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LG : V30 / G3 / G6 / G6+ , G5, Optimus F3
Huawei mate20,mate 20 Pro,P20, P20 Pro, P9/10, P9/10 plug, Mate 9/10/RS, Mate 9 Pro, Nova 2e/3e, etc.
Google Nexus : 4 / 5 / 6 / 7
Nokia Lumia : 735 / 830 / 920 / 928 / 930 / 950 / 950 XL / 1520
Sony Xperia : Z3V / Z4V / XZ2
Miui, Vovo/Oppo, Motorola : Droïd turbo / Droïd turbo 2 / X force
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Several USB cables are comprised on the desk of my office. All of them are intended to connect my important apparatus to a PC, and, as for most important one, a cell-phone, the other are NEX. However, NEX by the USB cannot charge it. I depend on Sony formally now. Please enable it!
On February 28, 2012 in my office.
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僕のオフィスのデスクの上には何本ものUSBケーブルが備えてあります。 それらは全て僕の大切な機器をPCに接続するためのもので、最も重要なひとつは携帯電話、もうひとつはNEXです。 しかしNEXはUSBによる充電が出来ません。 ぼくは今、公式にSONYに依頼します。 ぜひそれを可能にしてください！
2012年2月28日、僕のオフィスにて。
My 'logic analyser' / USB interface using a Cypress USB microcontroller. This was used to snoop the data going between the RV610 ASIC and the serial Flash BIOS.
This is our new Slide option where the USB stick can be fully removed from the card (and then safely returned and stored in the card)
Google USB swag from Think Digital with Google event on Oct 5th, 2010. I was humbly honored to be invited as one of the panelist.
I made the tree a long time ago (i believe i was 12 or so), but several improvements have been made this year.
First i hollowed out the trunk (with careful drilling), and drilled small holes through to each branch level. I then fed magnet wire up through the trunk and out the holes, and soldered on the LEDs. The red LEGO brick in back houses the resistor and power switch; the base is some random PCB i scrounged.
This year i substituted a USB plug for the original wall-wart that powered it, and added the Festivus pole. The latter is removable for storage and is, of course, made from aluminum tubing (Very high strength-to-weight ratio).
Happy Holidays!
I don't know; first they were always the wrong way around and now a type C can be a USB 3 or a powerBerry something or other.
We're Here; darned cables!
Tripod-mounted delay triggered long exposure using natural lamp light. 16:9 crop and contrast treatment in Lightroom.
*Behind the Scenes *
So I'm all setup at a craft fayre where I'm intending to shoot portraits and the camera, connected by an extended USB A cable, won't tether. Concern it! It worked two gosh darn days ago. So I have to rearrange everything to allow the Tethertools cable that runs the first two meters to connect directly to the laptop, as that works. The extender that I got on Ebay failed. Lesson learned(ish). Sodding cables!
Well connected at Pelcomb Portraits.
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www.amazon.de/Adapter-Konverter-RJ45-Ethernet-Netzwerk/dp... , I do not recommend with the drivers as of writing at least.
When I got rid of the massive wooden monstority that used to be my monitor stand, it left a lot of my peripherals orphaned. One of the biggest ones was this USB hub, which is also home to my mouse's receiver.
Of course, you can't just leave something like that hanging out in the middle of nowhere, so instead, I stuck some adhesive pads to the bottom of the hub and attached it to the speaker.
It allows easy access to all three ports, a really clear path to my mouse, and it's also somewhat hidden by the speaker's lip. If I ever dont need to see it, I can just tilt the speaker down and it gets hidden.