The Lexar Professional Workflow HR1 is a four-bay USB 3.0 card reader hub designed for professional photographers who need to import images and video from multiple cards quickly. The modular device ...

A lot of the USB 3.0 hubs we see here at the TUAW Labs have two things in common -- they're fairly good sized and they can only be used as a USB 3.0 hub. Accessory manufacturer Inateck has released ...

The Lexar Professional Workflow HR1 drive hub comes with easy pop-out cover plates that protect unused ports from unnecessary dust and dirt, and they also give the unit a more streamlined look than ...

Since the Inateck HB3001G OTG Hub and reader doesn’t connect to a normal PC, I’ll be using a Medion branded Lenovo LifeTab S7322. It features a quad-core ARM Cortex A9 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB RAM and 8GB ...

I wonder why USB specialist Thanko has never thought of this cool card reader and USB hub combo [JP] that looks like a toy truck. The gadget offers a total of three USB 2.0 ports and supports 13 ...

Everyone loves a gadget that can do it all. Just look at the Swiss Army knife, it can pretty much do anything you want it to. This 55-in-1 Bluetooth Card Reader + Hub packs a lot of stuff into a tiny ...

Check out this fun USB Hub and card reader from Brando, shaped like a can of beer. This quirky and innovative gadget is not only a conversation starter but also a practical tool for anyone who needs ...

This 62-in-1 USB hub can read just about any memory card you can throw at it, and maybe some that don’t even exist. Seriously, I had no idea that there were even this many formats out there. It also ...

Other World Computing has begun selling NewerTech's miniStack MAX, an ambitious all-in-one hard drive, Blu-Ray/CD/DVD reader/burner, SD card reader and USB hub in one compact enclosure meant to match ...

Got an SD card, but don’t have a way to insert it into your camera or computer? Get the best SD card reader for Android and add phone storage capacity. Manufacturers are slowly getting rid of this ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Though they initially faced competition from rival formats, SD cards — short for Secure Digital — have long been the standard form of ...