Busby 2-port USB card

The card worked fine for me. It's got two standard USB type 1 ports. It's PCI. It cost £5 brand new. There isn't really a lot to say about this card. It's very cheap and it's highly compatible. The reason for this compatibility is tat it's pretty tightly tied by the standard defined for USB 1.x data transmission. The issues with compatibility which are commonly chucked around at this port could equally apply to any number of other USB cards as the standard for v1 USB were not entirely adhered to by the devices being plugged into the ports. It's easy to blame the cards for this but it's likely to be the device you're ...

This product from busby is one of the best usb cards I have ever seen.It has been made by a relativly unknown company that produces high quality products at a fair price. This card is easy to install,all you have to do is take off your pc cover and slot it into a spare upgrade card port.Then put the cover back on and turn on your pc and configure it in the pc bios.It comes with all relevent manuals and instllation software. It comes with 2 usb ports sdo there is just enough space for two devices say a digital camera and a printer.But I would recomend that if you consider buying a usb card then to buy one with at least 4 usb sockets. So in ...

What do you do if your PC hasn't got any USB ports and you need some? Get a new PC? Of course not, simply add a USB PCI card and get upgrade your PC to the modern world of USB plug and play. The card in question here is made by Busby, and while you may think that they would all be pretty much of a muchness, think again, because this one is rather crap! It's a PCI card, so plugs in to the shortish white slots on your motherboard. Installation is easy, simply turn off and open up your PC (using an anti-static wristband is a good idea). Locate a free PCI slot (the white ones) and remove the blanking plate (the bit of metal that covers the slot ...