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2/17/2012

GSM USB SIM Card Reader Writer Cellular Phone & SMS Device Compatible Review

GSM USB SIM Card Reader Writer Cellular Phone and SMS Device Compatible
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I have purchased hundreds of products on Amazon, and this is the worst! The price was great, and, of course, it was too good to be true. I purchased five of these, thinking my friends would love them. The manual is a small piece of paper that refers to an install directory that doesn't exist (and also assumes that your CD-ROM is your "G" drive). The set-up drivers were referred to as being for a device with a serial port, and this is supposed to be a USB device! The SIM card could not fully seat in the device. Of course, the device could not be seen by my computer. I was just thankful that this piece of junk did not trash my SIM card, and cause me to lose all of my addresses. I found this item elsewhere on the internet as a closeout, I think someone is just trying to dump some worthless junk. This is my first negative review of a product on eBay. People deserve to be warned about this product.

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9/09/2011

Cables to Go 37133 2-Port RJ45 Splitter/Combiner Cable, Gray 6-Inch (Single Unit*) Review

Cables to Go 37133 2-Port RJ45 Splitter/Combiner Cable, Gray 6-Inch (Single Unit*)
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I'm thinking the people rating this poorly don't understand how to use it. It WON'T split a single Ethernet CONNECTION into two. It WILL enable a single Ethernet CABLE (which has 8 wires) to carry two connections (which require 4 wires each). This is helpful in places where you have a single cable running from your router (typically in a wiring closet) to two devices, and can't easily run a second cable -- i.e., where one cable is already installed in the walls.
Here's how you use it: Run Ethernet cables from 2 ports of your router into the female jacks of the first splitter. Plug the male end of that splitter into the jack in your wiring closet that runs to the part of your house you want. Plug the male end of the second splitter into the Ethernet jack at the other end of that cable run (i.e., in the room where the devices are located). Run Ethernet cables from the female jacks of the second splitter to the devices.
If you want to use a single Ethernet connection for two devices, these splitters won't work; you need a router that shares the connection among the devices.

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