USB to Ethernet Network Adapter

Product Detailed Description

The adapter takes the form of a small rectangular block, moulded from hard plastic, with a connector plug at the front face and a network jack at the rear. The plug slides into a free port on a laptop while the jack holds an Ethernet cable pointing outward across the desk. A raised lip along the housing edge gives fingers grip when pulling the plug from a snug socket. On a workstation the block sits between keyboard and monitor, cable trailing to the wall plate, extending a wired data path without the machine needing a built-in network port. Between sessions it nests flat in a laptop sleeve beside the machine.

• Hard plastic housing moulds around a flat circuit board with the connector plug set into the front face
• Network jack at the rear accepts a cable clip that latches so the cord stays seated during desk shifts
• Rectangular plug profile sits flush against the laptop edge when inserted leaving no gap where cables snag
• Housing surface carries a fine textured grain under the thumb separating the adapter from smooth cable jackets
• Low profile block means the adapter lies flat in a sleeve pocket with no protruding prong to snag the lining