 So today I'm going to be having a quick look at a new product from ASUS. It's kind of like a random product. I don't know where this came out of total left field here, but it's called the ASUS CrossLink and I haven't tried it yet so I don't know exactly how it works, but supposedly this is a way to easily share internet and optical drive functionalities between two computers. You can instantly sync and transfer data between two PCs. It is USB 2.0, so I'm assuming the transfer rate is going to be 480 megabit per second, which is USB 2.0 speed. Now here is a quick overview of what you're able to do. So it is a data link, remote share, folder link, outlook link, and flash share. So this is a 2 gig flash drive, as far as I can tell, and then the other piece is a USB A2 mini connector. So okay, they've got system requirements, they're pretty much anything running XP, okay, so that's pretty straightforward. And then they show you, okay, data link, optical drive, share. So they show you, you use the CrossLink functions over the view, blah, blah, blah, you connect two computers with, okay, let's just open it up and have a look at this thing because it's, wow, that just came right off. It's a very cryptic product because to me it's always seemed obvious that there should be some way to just take a couple computers and just kind of plug them together and just transfer data over and it comes with absolutely no user guide whatsoever, so I guess all we're gonna be able to do here is have a quick look at the CrossLink product and then I'll have to post my thoughts on the annotations in the video. So if you watch this before I have a chance to do it, then I apologize for not having as much detail as I'd like, but oh, okay, so that's kind of neat. So you can do this with it, and I'm not sure what the point of that is, but there, you can hide the USB connector if you want, and then you can see that this is just a USB mini connector here, plugs in there, and then that's just a standard cable. So as long as you have this piece, you should be able to transfer data from one computer to another effortlessly, including sharing optical drives, which is really cool because personally I don't really have a reason to have an optical drive in my computer anymore. I rarely use it, so it'd be kind of handy to be able to just kind of like plug one in whenever and use my laptop as an optical drive whenever I need to. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of the ASUS CrossLink.