Belkin Home Base

Want to be free from the ugly cords? The Belkin Home Base offers to you document/images printing, file sharing and automatic back up of your files wirelessly. It supports and can and access up to four USB hard drives/printers/cameras/scanners through a wireless network.

Simply plug an Ethernet cord into the Home Base and connect your USB device, then the Home Base will make it wireless accessible. Connect your printer or hard drive to the home base in order to access it, and you can also access more than one computer wirelessly from anywhere in your house. You can even connect a gaming console like the PS3 or Xbox 360. http://www.belkin.com/pressRoom/releases/uploads/09_15_09_HomeBase.html

• Able to connect and access up to four USB printers, cameras or other portable drives.
• No worries about sudden data loss because it backs up data automatically.
• Share new images on your Flickr and Picasa account.
• You can set up an external drive like a DLNA server by using the Home Base.
• The technical team is ready to give you support anytime.

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You've been looking for it, we've been looking for it -- heck, displaced Martians have been looking for it. We're talking about that mythical, magical box that adds all sorts of connectivity to any networked PC, and rather than making consumers purchase separate devices to add NAS capabilities and wireless print sharing to one's home, Belkin's Home Base does it all. - Engadget.com

Ah Belkin, you want to be the Cheers for home peripherals, don't ya? The new Home Base connects up to four USB devices —printers, external hard drives, etc. — and makes them wirelessly accessible from any computer. - Gizmodo.com

Belkin Home Base Puts a Whole Lotta Network in a Tiny Box Belkin : Home Base Connect and access up to 4 portable hard drives, printers or cameras over. - Today-Reviews.com

If you’re looking for a convenient way to share your printer on a wireless network as well as backup/share data from all connected computers on the network, then you’ll want to check out the newly announced Belkin Home Base. - Krunker.com