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mini usb adapter:

Question by Sinister: Whats the best wireless mouse you can get with a MINI usb adapter?
Im getting netbook soon. but if im on a desk, i prefer a regular mouse over the track pad. But i really want a mouse with a mini adapter. The kind that you can just leave in your computer and not worry about it breaking off. If the mouse had a recharageable battery, that would be nice. if not…w/e

so what do you think? send me some links

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Answer by thrust ssc or bust
the most popular seems to be this one

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Cordless-Laser-Mouse-Notebooks/dp/B000TKHBDK

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mini usb cable:

Question by nobody ha!: Can I use my ipod mini usb cable to charge my ipod touch?
a few years ago, i bought the ipod mini. with it, came a usb cable. can i use this usb cable to charge my ipod touch?

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Answer by Tim L
if its a 32 dock pin then yes

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mini usb extender:

Question by Joseph U: Where to buy a very short A to A USB extender?
I am trying to cram a thumb drive and mini hub into a small container. Both will fit, just not when the USB thrumb drive is connected to the hub (which is what I want). So I think a few inch extender USB A to A should do the trick.

I am just not having any luck locating A to A extenders that are less then 3 feet much less 3 inches.

Thanks in advance for any help offered. Links appreciated.

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Answer by robocop48
I have a suspicion that you won’t find this “off the rack” but will have to custom build one…your local PC shop should be able to make one for you.

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mini usb extender:

Question by scott42444: Can multiple external hard drives be linked together to create a massive media library?
I am thinking of adding a Roku, Boxee, or Google TV (Logitech Revue) box to my home theater (and replacing my Dell Zino HTPC). I have a very large amount of media on my Western Digital external hard drives and plan on adding A LOT more. For example, I have around 600 DVD movies and would like to convert them ALL to digital (including the menu and extras, which I also have a question on if you wouldn’t mind finding and answering that as well).

My question is, taking the Logitech Revue with Google TV as an example, is there a device or app (compatible with Google TV) that can link all of the WD hard drives together so that I don’t have to manually switch the USB cords. If there are five 1TB hard drives, and the Logitech Revue only has 2 USB ports (and actually one of those would be used for the Logitech DiNovo Mini keyboard dongle) how do I get the Revue to recognize all of the hard drives? Would I be able to just use a USB port extender with 6 USB ports on it? Would that work?

Would the Boxee Box or Roku Box handle this better? Would I just want to stream all of this from another main “Home Server” computer in the house using WiFi?

Thank You in advance.

Best answer:

Answer by LiquidZero
NAS (network attached storage) may be your ultimate answer. Of course, if you’re going to stream DVD’s, blue-ray, or other high resolution video media from your network, you’ll wan to consider a wireless N network which would allow up to a 270 Mbps connection rate. NAS devices do not require a PC and would only require a router. NAS devices can be pretty expensive, though. NewEgg.com has a vast array of NAS components, enclosures (since you already have the drives), and accessories to build your home network. You probably wouldn’t be able to use a USB hub directly into your Revue, since it wouldn’t be able to separate multiple drives. Your best bet is to make them readily available on a DVR computer, a desktop server, or a NAS wireless storage device. If $ $ $ makes a difference, I would just deal with swapping the USB plugs, and/or getting a USB extension cord if it’s in an awkward place. If money isn’t too much of an issue, you can get a 2 TB eSATA Hard drive for $ 150 via tigerdirect.com, and another one just like it, totaling 4TB, and use a NAS enclosure for about $ 75-100. Some NAS devices allow USB inputs, but USB has a limited bandwidth that may not be suitable for your digital media HD experience. USB 3.0 devices allow a faster data transfer rate, but are extremely limited in compatibility and are very costly.

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mini firewire connector:

Question by Alan H: How do I connect a Samsung VP D361 Mini dv camera to a laptop with no firewire ports or express card slots?
I have tried connecting a firewire express card to a USB2/Firewire connector, but it still will not recognise the camera.

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Answer by Little Dog
There is no such thing as a “USB2/Firewire connector” on a computer. Either the computer port is USB or it is firewire (IEEE1394) compliant. It cannot be both. SOunds like you learned the hard way that USB to firewire converter/adapter/hub/cable things do not work. Oh well…

With no buit-in firewire port or available expansion slot (PCMCIA or ExpressCard), there is no way to connect a miniDV tape based camcorder to that computer to transfer high quality DV-format video. In the remote event you get USB streaming to work, the video quality will be poor.

You have two options:

1) Get/borrow/rent a computer with a fireport and import the video, then transfer the video files to your computer (likely over a network – DV format video uses about 14 gig of computer hard drive space per hour of imported DV quality video).

2) Transfer analog video using a analog/digital converter like those form Pinnacle (Dazzle).

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mini usb connector dimensions:

Question by Lol: Is This A Good Computer To Buy??
Brand: Dell

# Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 7600 Build. COA Intact on the Unit.

# Processor: Intel Pentium 4, Single Core, 2600Mhz

# RAM: 512 MB

# Hard Drive: 40 GB

# Primary Optical Drive:

# Product: Dell Dimension 2400

# L1 cache: 8 KB first-level

# L2 cache: 512-KB pipelined-burst, eight-way set associative, write-back SRAM

# System chip set: Intel 845GV

# DMA channels: eight

# Interrupt levels: 24 APIC mode

# System BIOS chip: 4 MB (512 KB)

# System clock: 533-MHz data rate

# Expansion Bus types: PCI

# Expansion Bus speed: PCI: 33 MHz

# Expansion PCI connectors: three

# Expansion PCI connector size: 120 pins

# Expansion PCI connector data width: 32 bits

# Architecture: DDR SDRAM

# Memory connectors: two

# Memory capacities: 128-, 256-, or 512-MB

# Minimum memory: 128 MB shared DDR SDRAM

# Maximum memory: 2 GB

# Memory type: PC2100 (266-MHz) or PC2700 (333-MHz) DDR SDRAM (non-ECC)

# Drives – Externally accessible: two 5.25-inch bays; one 3.5-inch bay

# Internally accessible: one bay for 1-inch?high IDE hard drive

# Serial: 9-pin connector; 16550C-compatible

# Parallel: 25-hole connector (bidirectional)

# Video: 15-hole connector

# Keyboard: 6-pin mini-DIN connector

# Mouse: 6-pin mini-DIN connector

# USB: two front-panel and four back-panel USB 2.0?compliant connectors

# Network: RJ-45 connector

# Audio: three back miniature connectors for line-in, line-out, and microphone

# Headphone: one front miniature connector for line-out

# Primary IDE channel: 40-pin connector on PCI local bus

# Secondary IDE channel: 40-pin connector on PCI local bus

# Floppy drive (optional): 34-pin connector

# Video controller: integrated Intel 3D Extreme Graphics

# Audio controller: integrated audio

# Network controller: integrated 10/100 Ethernet

# Power control: push button

# Front-panel power light: solid green for power-on state; blinking green for standby state

# Hard-drive access light: green

# Wattage: 250W

# Heat dissipation: 853 BTU (fully-loaded computer without monitor)

# Dimensions: 14.5″ X 16.75″ X 7.25″

# Weight: 23 Lbs

I’ll just be using it to do research for my homework, playing WoW, and playing other games not like GTA 4 or stuff like that. Watching videos, going on the web, downloading, and music. Can anyone tell me? I’ll give the points to you, thanks you so much.

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Answer by Artemis Goldfish
God no, the Pentium 4 was a complete piece of shit. If you want to buy a computer that old, look for an Athlon XP system, at the very least an Athlon XP 3000+.

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mini usb cable:

Question by D@ B!gg BosS: Does an ipod mini usb cable work with an Ipod touch?
I want to buy an iPod Touch on ebay with no accessories. Will the usb cord from my old ipod mini work with it?

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Answer by ninwiido
nope the ipod touch usb cable is a little bigger

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mini usb adapter:

Question by Christine T: How do I set up Mini2 wireless mini-usb adapter. To create a wi-fi location for my Wii?

I should have said that it won’t work,, I was hoping someone that has used one of these had some hints on possible problems

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Answer by Anonymous Scholar
I’m guessing you can just put it in your PC and let it transmit a wifi connection, then go to your Wii Settings and configure the wifi from there.

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micro usb connector:

Question by Mr. Anthropic: I’m looking for a USB cable?
I’m looking for a USB 2.0 cable that has a USB-A connector at one end and (somehow) USB-A, USB-B, USB mini and USB micro-B connectors at the other. I don’t plan on using them all at once, obviously, but I wonder if such a cable exists. I’ve look around the Internet and so far, no love.

Best answer:

Answer by Cliffie
They make cheap little adaptor kits, but I’ve never seen an all-in-one cable – but you could always make your own. USB is just 4 wires + grounded shielding.

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