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Infinite USB Port

At last!

02. industrial design

InfiniteUSB
USB port

University

Zhejiang University,
Industrial Design
Hangzhou, China

Design

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Gonglue Jiang, Ke Zhao (Tongji University)
Beijing, China
http://www.jianggonglue.com

While the laptop is getting smaller, the USB ports are getting less and limited. But more and more devices are using USB port. So this IniniteUSB can solve this problem. When there is a new USB device plug in and occupied one USB port, at the same time, it provides one more USB port. If more and more USB devices are designed the plug like this. There won’t be any limitation of the number of USB port anymore. Also, the colorful design helps users recognize the device easily, and makes a series of USB plug more vivid.

02. industrial design

InfiniteUSB
USB port

University

Zhejiang University,
Industrial Design
Hangzhou, China

Design

-
Gonglue Jiang, Ke Zhao (Tongji University)
Beijing, China
http://www.jianggonglue.com

While the laptop is getting smaller, the USB ports are getting less and limited. But more and more devices are using USB port. So this IniniteUSB can solve this problem. When there is a new USB device plug in and occupied one USB port, at the same time, it provides one more USB port. If more and more USB devices are designed the plug like this. There won’t be any limitation of the number of USB port anymore. Also, the colorful design helps users recognize the device easily, and makes a series of USB plug more vivid.

via Engadget, Yanko Design

  • 22 March 2010
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