[tjw321]

If the first post hadn't implied that the product re-used the name of an existing product I'd be suggesting a Micro iHub now that I see that it has two DAC connections.

 

[osiris1]

Range - Micro
Model  - iUSBx
 

 

[burkut]

Range: Micro
Product : iUSB 3.0
Reason : iusb still great but need to be upgraded to recent usb standards, also clues and few pics from Berlin ; )
 
Hi from Turkey

 

[Leo888]

Range : Micro
Product : iUSB Hub (1 set of power and data ports each to support usb 2 & 3 separately)

Guess the clues are clear and happens to fall into my thoughts of buying a usb hub for my usage.

 

[EH-Yeon]

Range: Micro
Product : iUSB 3.0
 
the clue is so obvious now! supporting dual DAC? a little bit overpower aint it

 

[Faber65]

It will be good to also see an iUSB3.0 nano with less features and a much more affordable price.

plus it will take up less space on your desk  
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... And it will widen the Micro product range.

 

[cyr32]

Hmm... Can it make the DACs handle one channel each?

 

[technobear]

Perhaps it's for people with two heads :bigsmile_face:

Charging ports I could understand but two DACs? Why?

 

[john57]

Perhaps it's for people with two heads

Charging ports I could understand but two DACs? Why?

They can be charging ports but it cost a little to add full function. Sounds more like a hub. Have to wait and see. You still need software that can handle two DAC's at the same time.

 

[rogerthat]

Range: Micro
Model: iUSB2
 
Reason: too big for the Nano

 

[rogerthat]

Range: Micro
Model: iUSB3 (for USB 3.0)
 
Reason: covering the bases
 

 

[rogerthat]

Range: Micro
Model: iUSB Hub
Offering USB 3.0 plus clean power / perhaps data?
 
Reason: covering the bases
 

 

[HiFiNick]

Range: Micro
Model: iUSB

 

[vishsp]

Range - Micro
Model  - iUSB 3 DUO

 

[burkut]

Second  Hub for second 5V unit like SSD drive etc...
I am using my iusb 5V outlet with usb hub to get  clean 5V for my esata SSD cubox setup.