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Unbranded USB HIGH SPEED DATA BRIDGE CABLE (USB 2)

Very quick and easy way to link two PCs together for fast file transfer. Just install the software once only on each machine and drag and drop files from one to another with the explorer type programme (supplied). A newer files only option makes it

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NameUnbranded USB HIGH SPEED DATA BRIDGE CABLE (USB 2)
DescriptionVery quick and easy way to link two PCs together for fast file transfer. Just install the software once only on each machine and drag and drop files from one to another with the explorer type programme (supplied). A newer files only option makes it great for synchronising your laptop with your desktop. USB2 is much faster than USB1 or parallel/serial port (up to 480Mbps). It can also be used with USB1 devices at a lower transfer speed.Features:Supports suspend & resume power management featuresDual data buffer supporting two way transferBus powered (no external power required)System requirements: Intel-compatible 486DX-66 MHz CPU or higher;One standard USB1.1 or 2.0 port (4-pin); Operating systems: XP / Vista (at least one computer must run Vista as it uses Vista s Easy Transfer program.)
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