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Product Description
This 11th Doctor's TARDIS reproduction is also a 4 Port USB Hub that looks good on your desk! It has a flashing lantern on a TARDIS' roof and a TARDIS appearance sound is triggered when a USB device is plugged into a port. Sound effects are discretionary and are tranquil around an on/off switch. No program is required. This object is suitable for both PCs and Macs.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #289 in Personal Computers
- Brand: Doctor Who
- Model: DR21
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.00" h x 4.00" w x 6.00" l, .93 pounds
Features
- The central Doctor Who TARDIS Hub
- A 4 pier USB heart replicating a 1950s Police phonebox TARDIS from a show
- A flashing lantern on a TARDIS' roof A time-travelling sound effect
- The light and sound effects are triggered when a USB device is plugged into a port
Customer Reviews
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47 of 50 people found a following examination helpful.
Fun and useful
By DCB4W
This is an glorious choice for fans of a uncover (old or new series). Non-fans competence be eventually raw by a whooshing sound when it connects... maybe not even "eventually" irritated. Fans (like a crony to whom we gave this as a birthday present) seem to adore it.
The unequivocally conspicuous thing-- and one that wasn't wholly transparent from a product description-- is that it's a powered USB hub. (Complete with US-compatible energy source, notwithstanding it being an import.) It's singular to find a themed appendage that's sincerely pretty labelled usually for a primary function. If this were a Millennium Falcon hub, it would cost twice as most and come with footage of Greedo sharpened first. we rarely suggest a Tardis hub.
Incidentally, we mentioned that a energy source wasn't transparent from a listing. Amazon seems to have 3 listings for Tardis USB hubs, all of that seem to be for a same powered product (each with a possess ASIN for some reason), nonetheless usually one of a listings advertises it as such.
22 of 22 people found a following examination helpful.
Functions as a USB 2.0 TARDIS... er.. hub!
By CDR Shepard
(10/2011 EDIT: Fair warning for anyone who is privately looking for a Tardis as it seemed during a 10th Doctor's travels, as seen in a product design - a heart being shipped now is minute to demeanour like a 11th Doctor's ride: White window frames, dim glass, St. John's Ambulance decal on front door.)
This is a overwhelming small USB hub! It's not going to meant most to a non Whovian - we meant it looks like an aged fashioned UK puncture phone booth. But for those who are and block it in, a vanishing blue light and a particular sound will move a grin to their faces.
The TARDIS is OS dubious and worked on a PC, MAC and a Linux notebook. It's not settled on or in a packaging, though it also works with high speed USB 2.0 inclination though a dreaded warning that we have a low speed device plugged in.
When inclination are plugged in, or a phone counter information pointer is pressed, a light fades in and out and a sound of a TARDIS is triggered. The sound can be incited off by flipping a switch in a back, though a light will still blur in and out when inclination are attached.
The barbiturate for this object is that it is a powered USB hub, though it comes though a energy adapter. It will need a 500mA 7.5v DC adapter. This is printed in lifted letters on a behind of a TARDIS nearby a sound switch, and remarkable on a behind of a box. The product insert inside a box says differently however, apparently a reversion to a time when a energy supply was indeed included.
This takes me behind to my childhood, late Saturday night, squinting during a bad accepting of a usually aged TV in a residence that could collect adult a vigilance for a open TV hire in NJ that aired Dr. Who. we adore it!
21 of 22 people found a following examination helpful.
Dr. Who Tardis USB
By M. Larson
The 4 pier heart works good underneath windows and linux (Ubuntu). we use a 4 pier heart for my mp3 players, printer port, and memory stick. Important note, we can't use this product for USB external-hard drives. Overall, we suffer a product really much. we adore a flashing light and that Tardis sound. This would be a good benefaction for a Dr. Who fan who needs 4 pier hub.
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