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StarTech.com 13ft (4m) 2-Port USB to Serial Adapter Cable, COM Retention, FTDI, DB9 RS232, Changeable DB9 Screws/Nuts, Windows/macOS/Linux Phone Expansion Modules 2 inches (1000 x 260 70895 Remote Access Card Product Name Signature M650

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StarTech.com 13ft (4m) 2 Port USB to Serial Adapter Cable, COM Retention, FTDI, DB9 RS232, Changeable DB9 Screws Nuts, Windows macOS Linux Phone Expansion Modules 2 inches (1000 x 260 70895 Remote Access Card Product Name Signature M650 2 inches (1000 x 260 millimeters) and supports two monitors the USB powered hub is tailored for mobility

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