So we snagged our lucky selves a Belkin Cable-Free USB Hub, one of the first ever wireless USB devices, as well as one of the first consumer Ultrawideband products. Luckily for us there wasn't a lot to test, but we can tell you this: the hub is small, the dongle is massive, and the speed and range aren't quite what they're cracked up to be. Click on for the usual unboxing, a load of high res product shots, shots and details on setup and performance.
Hands-on with Belkin's Cable-Free USB Hub
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From there we tested distances from dongle to hub. The first was a room and a half away, one mostly hollow wall -- less than 30 feet. Zero signal. The second was a room away, still that same wall away, estimated 15 feet. Zero signal. It wasn't until we placed the hub within line of sight about 6 feet away that we got a signal and could register the hub and dongle. Once we got the parts running, we were off to the races. USB interaction was basically seamless from how you'd normally plug / unplug devices in Windows. Our flash drive showed up immediately.