I've used versions of that wireless keyboard/trackpad combo and they've all been pretty dissapointing for connection quality, input accuracy, and longevity. I hope his model is hardwired in and works better, or that he's got spares.
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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That’s the second time in 24 hours I’ve seen “Ethernet splitter”, is that a thing now? What does it refer to? A hub? A switch? Either? Something else?
Is this a joke? You can literally just splice together some Ethernet cables and all the devices will work unless there’s some specific configuration on the router to prevent that.
… stepped away to confirm my prior knowledge…
Well maybe not, seems like CSMA/CD (used for the above mentioned connectivity) is not as commonly implemented as it once was.
For $2 more he could have had a 5 port gigabit switch. I don't know what their use case was for that abomination.
https://www.amazon.com/Tenda-Gigabit-Ethernet-Desktop-SG105/dp/B01K1JUE1E/