SX-2000U2 USB Device Server enables device sharing

As you may know by now, we've got a ton of
USB devices. Unfortunately, we haven't really had a way to share them among the computers on our network (other than the old and slow
Keyspan USB Server, or halfway solutions like using
Apple's Airport Express as a print server). Until now. The Silex SX-2000U2 USB Device Server is exactly what it sounds like: a dedicated USB 2.0 device server that connects to your network via Ethernet and lets any computer on the network share almost any USB device. Everything USB
has a review of the device, and says that, despite some driver glitches (and no Mac compatibility), it works as promised, making hard drives, printers and other devices network accessible (though, unfortunately, they didn't test it with the USB eye massager, so we can't confirm that it's compatible). Even better, there's a WiFi version, though at this point it's only 802.11b.