As you can see from the picture, this USB hub has two main features – the ability to rotate two of the four ports 90 or 180 degrees and its Rubiks Cube asthetic.
Rotating ports means that you can conserve space and attach larger USB devices without a problem. The Rubiks Cube theme means that you get an interesting looking hub for a mere $20.
I wonder if the same thing could (or has) be done with a powerstrip (The Powersquid is the best solution I know of). That’s something I would definitely buy.
The Rubiks Cube Hub supports up to 480 Mbps via USB 2.0 and is available through usbgeek.com.
