While innovation in the technology market is seeing lots of user-focused products being developed, aftermarket modifications are still running strong as evident with the 'ExoHub' USB port hub.
Working with the Apple iMac, the 'ExoHub' works by being discreetly incorporated into the base of the device to quickly add additional functionality without any messy wires. The innovative base packs three full USB 3.0 ports, a rapid charger port and even an SDXC card reader.
While other aftermarket products will connect to devices and dangle around creating unsightly workstations, the 'ExoHub' USB port hub can be implemented without fuss. The 'ExoHub' is currently funding on Kickstarter along with the ExoStand, which places MacBooks on a pedestal at a more natural eye level to help reduce strain.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Discreet Integration
- Opportunities for developing discreetly integrated and user-friendly aftermarket modifications for various devices.
- Multiple Functionality
- Opportunities for developing aftermarket modifications that provide multiple functionalities for devices, such as the ExoHub's three full USB 3.0 ports, a rapid charger port, and an SDXC card reader.
- Reduction of Workstation Clutter
- Opportunities for developing aftermarket modifications that help reduce unsightly workstation clutter, such as the ExoHub and ExoStand.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Technology Industry
- There is an opportunity for the technology industry to create more user-friendly aftermarket modifications for various devices, such as the ExoHub and ExoStand.
- Consumer Electronics Industry
- The consumer electronics industry could benefit from developing integrated aftermarket modifications that provide additional functionalities for various devices.
- Office Furniture Industry
- The office furniture industry could benefit from developing products like the ExoStand, designed to place laptops and other devices on pedestals at a more natural eye level, helping reduce strain.
