Asterisk USB Hub

Asterisk USB HubNo Asterisk fan can do without some Asterisk paraphernalia such as an Asterisk or Digium T-Shirt, Asterisk book, maybe even an Asterisk coffee mug from ITEXPO where lots of Asterisk happenings take place. Well now you can add an Asterisk USB hub to your collection of all-things Asterisk! This four-port USB hub in the shape of an "asterisk" was created by industrial designer Joel Escalona

He writes:
Some of these designs have been fortunate enough to be manufactured, others were just lucky to be prototypes or models and the less fortunate live within a render. So if at some point you are interested in finding out more about any of my projects or you want to produce, buy or distribute one, do not hesitate to contact me to ask for more details about any of my designs.

So Asterisk fanboys (& girls) give Joel a shout if you want to add this Asterisk hub to your desktop. You'll be the envy of all your fellow co-workers that also love Asterisk.
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Absolutely GORGEOUS product photography. But where's the REAL WORLD image showing what it's like to live with an 'Octopus' USB hub sittting on your desktop? You know, plug in some BEIGE scanner cable and a BLACK USB audio speaker adn webcam cables and maybe a BLUE usb printer cable. Hopefully some are really THICK and unflexible ones, preferably with those big, round RF CHOKES near the USB plug.

What you end up with is an UGLY MONSTER splayed out in a 2 foot diameter circle on your desktop.. with a cute little red Asterisk* right at it's center! Now that is a product photography shot I'd like to see!smile

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