California, based company, Gefen Inc has unveiled a wireless USB 2.0 based on Icron’s ExtremeUSB technology. The developers of ExtremeUSB, Icron Technologies Corporation announced that Gefen has launched new wireless USB based on Icron’s ExtremeUSB technology. The company has already displayed at InfoComm 07 show in Anaheim from June 19 to 21, 2007. Gefen’s new USB supports the hi-speed USB 2.0 and devices up to 100 feet from the computer. The new wireless USB will work on the Apple (OSX) as well as Windows and Linux based PCs by using Icron Technologies’ ExtremeUSB based on 802.11g technology. The receiver is a four port USB hub, which supports multiple devices by adding additional hubs. Gefen’s plug and play wireless USB 2.0 extender requires no upgrades, software installation and user configuration. It is compatible with all USB devices working on all operating systems. It has optimized circuits, which delivers the data at high speed. Hagai Gefen, president and CEO, said, We believe this reliable and wireless method of USB extension will significantly enhance the way systems operate well into the future. “Subsequent versions will also support multiple receiver hubs connected to one sender unit, allowing a same time distribution that delivers data real-time with no cables. Like most of Gefen’s extender solutions, the wireless USB 2.0 extender uses small sender and receiver units connected to the computer and to the extended USB devices. No cables are needed to link sender to the receiver, which allows connection to cameras, keyboards, printers, hard drives or any USB 2.0 devices at distances up to 100 feet away.