Re: High Power USB hub port...
- From: Barry Watzman <WatzmanNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:45:34 -0400
The terminology is so non-standard that I don't think it's possible to determine what it means. The most likely meaning is that it's going to want close to 500ma, which is officially the "limit" for a USB port.
Frankly, I'd just try it where you intend to use it (try it on a port that is directly on the motherboard if at all possible). If it doesn't work, and you need to use it with that computer, then try it with a powered hub.
Al Gillis wrote:
Family pressures were brought to bear on me yesterday and I had to go to Costco. So, to do my part to keep America and China strong I bought a SanDisk 2 gigabyte flash drive..
The specs on this gizmo claim to need a "high power USB hub port". So I looked briefly at Dell dot com but couldn't learn if my Precision M-60 or my Inspiron 1705 has such a port.
Can you please help me? Point me to a reference on the Dell site or on the USB.org site? Or explain that the wording "hub port" means I need an external hub to run this gizmo? (I'll go look at sandisk.com as well).
Thanks in advance!
Al
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