Transfer Files Between PCs Using USB Cables
January 15th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under
I’ve just seen a fantastic tip on Digital Inspiration that I never knew was possible. Digital Inspiration have highlighted how you can use a simple USB data cable to transfer files between PCs. According to Belkin up to 30GB of data can be transferreed per hour.
I often find myself on the road with my laptop wanting to transfer large files to another laptop. Although a USB stick can be used, using a cable would be much faster as it would eliminate the extra step required to write data to a temporary storage area before transfer.
All I need now is to find a cheap USB cable on eBay.
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