Released on: 15, December 2008
, Author: Olga Ritchie
, Audience: Software related
UK, Liverpool - FabulaTech announced launch of USB over Network 3.6.3 It represents a breakthrough technology which allows to share USB devices over local network or Ethernet as if they were directly connected to a local computer. With its robust performance and masterful engineering it gives the possiblity to accomplish more tasks without waiting for access to the same USB device.
The main advantage of the program is that it is exceptionally easy to use and no USB device driver required. It simply shares USB and it becomes available for remote users instantly.
"Usually when you need to use any USB device (like scanner, flash-memory, etc) you plug it into USB port of your computer. But for all that, that device is accessible only for computer it is plugged into. If someone else needs to use the same USB device, here comes the challenge", comments Alan Rourke, one of the software dvelopers. "All you have to do is to install USB over Network Server on the PC where USB devices are plugged in. USB over Network Client must be installed on the PCs you want to give access to those very USB devices you've already plugged in. That's all".
Moreover, USB over Network functionaly can be easily intergrated into any application. So one can share USB devices or connect them up from one's application directly.
USB over Network at a glance:
-Unlimited USB device server sharing
-Unlimited USB device client access
-New USB device auto-sharing
-Auto-sharing exclude list
-Auto-connecting redirected USB devices
-USB devices safe removal
-All USB devices supported
Developed for Windows and Linux, the program is USB v1.1 and USB v2.0, Hardware Universal Serial Bus controllers, Hyper-Threading Technology, Multiprocessor platforms compatible.
More features are available at http://www.usbredirector.com
About FabulaTech
FabulaTech is a software development company. Established in 2000, FabulaTech specializes in device driver development, application development and systems internals programming for Microsoft Windows, Linux and Embedded operating systems.
