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With just a few days until Apple's big event, we're at the height of rumor season. Will there be a budget version of the iPhone announced? Most likely. Could the next-generation iPhone come with a fingerprint scanner? Eh, maybe.  We won't know what Tuesday will bring for sure, but in the meantime, here's a look at the biggest rumors making the rounds online: Rumor 1: The Name Rumor : The next-generation iPhone will be called the 5S. Plausibility : If anything is a shoe-in, it's that the next-generation iPhone will debut. We've seen many pictures and videos of the model hit the web, and assuming those are authentic, we already know a good chunk of what to expect. The name itself, though, is still up in the air (it could be called the iPhone 6). Then again, packaging for Apple's rumored budget iPhone 5C has been spotted, so we're expecting it to stay in the 5 family for now.  Source : Everyone. Basically. Rumor 2: Larger Display Rumor : The iPhone's 4....

Description  This simple device allows two computers to share a single USB printer or some other USB device, such as an external flash drive, memory card reader or scanner. A rotary switch selects the PC that you wish to use with the USB device, while two LEDs indicate the selected PC. The most common way to share a USB printer between two PCs is to use one machine as a print server. However, that’s not always convenient because it means that the server PC must always be on if you want to print something.  Real Circuit Image That can be a real nuisance if you just want to quickly fire up the other machine and print something out. It also means that the two PCs must be networked together, either via a hub/router or directly via an ethernet crossover cable. Another way is to use a dedicated USB print server. However, as before, this must be connected to an ethernet network, along with the PCs. Such devices also need their own power supply, generally cost well over $100 and are o...