Cubic Combo Card Reader and USB Hub

August 25, 2010

It is rare to find someone today who doesn’t carry some sort of digital camera. Many of us also carry USB thumbdrives and other USB devices. One thing I discovered on my recent hunt for a new laptop is that there are fewer USB ports on the newer machines. For those reasons, it is important to have something to provide more USB ports and a way to read the various memory cards from cameras.

The DLC Cubic Combo, All-in-One Card Reader with USB Hub delivers on both counts in a very compact package. It supplies three USB ports and reads all of the popular memory card formats. Of course it also takes up very little space in a travel bag. This is definitely a device worth having in your bag.

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