Best peripheral ever: Godzilla Firewire hub.

[Eug]

Me want!

 

[Wolfsraider]

dude your getting a dell lol

cool for the kiddies

 

[joohang]

Hahaha

 

[LethalWolfe]

That's pretty bad@ss. I want one... or two... They should just make a whole line. Godzilla, Mothra, a lil' baby 'Zilla...


Lethal

 

[Woodchuck2000]

I bet none of you would have considered buying a firewire hub if it werent pretending to be a dinosaur. Now that's good marketing

 

[Challenger]

Gozirra,Gozirra,AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[sparks]

Must have...must have..............

 

[Eug]

<< dude your getting a dell lol >>

Huh?


<< I bet none of you would have considered buying a firewire hub if it werent pretending to be a dinosaur. Now that's good marketing >>

Strangely enough, I have use for one. Right now I have my Lexar firewire compact flash reader daisychained to my firewire hard drive. Unfortunately, when I turn off that hard drive, I can't access the compact flash reader. I suppose I can plug it into my front port (which is attached to the other rear port on my Firewire card), but I don't like having cables hanging out all over the place on the front of my desk. (I plug it in and take it out a lot because it's used with my laptop too, so I don't want to have to plug it into the back of the desktop all the time.) Unfortunately, most Firewire hubs look like crap and cost a lot.

If it's reasonably priced, a Godzilla hub would do quite nicely.

 

[billyjak]

Hooking my camcorder to one of these would rock.