This sleek iPad USB-C hub features six different media ports + a shortcut key for uninterrupted workflow!

HyperDrive is the world’s first-ever form-fitting USB-C hub with six different media ports and a media shortcut key.

USB-C media ports are designed to get the sh*t done that our computers can’t. Whether you use them for media storage, to transfer files, adapt to external hardware, or all of the above–media ports can do it all. They can do so much, we sometimes forget their limitations. While most USB-C drives on the market host around four media ports, a new USB-C drive from Hyper called HyperDrive features six media ports in addition to a media shortcut key. In a few words, for HyperDrive, the limit does not exist.

Compact enough to fit in your palm, HyperDrive is small but mighty. Equipped with a 4K60Hz HDMI port, USB-C 5Gbps 60W Power Delivery port, MicroSD UHS-I port, SD UHS-I port, USB-A 5Gbps port, and a 3.5mm Audio Jack, HyperDrive can handle any of your cables at any time. While you’re all plugged in and working, the built-in shortcut key allows you to “play, pause, fast-forward or rewind your favorite songs, videos, or podcasts without interrupting your workflow.”

Included in all of this are crystal clear video and content displays thanks to HyperDrive’s 4K60Hz HDMI port that allows for double the normal refresh rate. Then, when you’d like to transfer files from one device to HyperDrive, or vice versa, its UHS-I to MicroSD/SD slots makes the process lightning fast, moving as quickly as 104MB/s. HyperDrive also grips tightly to your external device with a Magnetic Grip that links HyperDrive with the side of your USB-C iPad Pro, Air, or mini.

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Magnetic grips allow HyperDrive to securely attach to any external device. 

With its media shortcut key, HyperDrive allows you to work and listen to music without interruption.

With its 4K 60Hz HDMI connection port, HyperDrive transfers images and video files with the same quality they came with.

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Hyper debuts iUSBport mini, 2 and HD cloud storage and streaming devices (hands-on)

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When the original iUSBport made its debut at CES last year it was called the CloudFTP. Since then, it changed its name and today it gained some new relatives -- the iUSBport mini, 2 and HD. For those who aren't familiar with the technology, it's battery-powered file server that connects USB storage devices and streams their content over WiFi, and it can serve as an external battery for those devices, too.

The iUSBport2 looks much the same as the CloudFTP, but streams data at a 50 percent faster rate (30mbps) and can connect to up to 12 devices at a time or send out five simultaneous streams of 1080p video. It also packs two USB ports, a microSDXC slot, and a larger 3300mAH battery than its predecessor. Plus, it charges via micro-USB and has a small LCD display. Its cousin, the larger iUSBport HD, has the same capabilities and LCD status screen as the 2, but it's larger chassis comes with a 2.5-inch HDD with up to 2TB of storage. It also has an SDXC card slot, one USB 3.0 port, and a 5,200mAH rechargeable cell. Lastly, there's the iUSBport mini, which looks like an overgrown flash drive. It has single USB port -- for connecting powered external HDDs -- and microSD slot, and can connect up to eight devices or stream three 720p videos simultaneously. All three iUSBports will be available in Q1 of this year, with the HD starting at $160, the 2 costing $150 and the mini running $70.

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