CES 2010: SmallNetBuilder's CES 2010 Wrap Up
Better late than never. Here's a round-up of the networking-related news that we didn't get to during the show.
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CES 2010: Ooma Announces New Telo Features
Ooma today announced new features for its Telo Voip phone system.CES 2010: Buffalo Announcements
Buffalo announced an iPod / storage dock, USB 3.0 ExpressCard and new
dual-drive and Windows Storage Server NASesCES 2010: Broadcom and Atheros Announcements
Broadcom announced three 802.11n router SoCs and Atheros its first
powerline chipset.CES 2010: NETGEAR Announcements
NETGEAR's
announcements include a lower-priced media player, new 3G and integrated DSL
N routers, powerline adapters, a unique "media switch" and hints of
a 600 Mbps N bridge to come.CES 2010: Sling Media Announcements
EchoStar's
Sling Media division announced four Sling products aimed at TV service providers,
including EchoStar's DISH satellite TV service.CES 2010: CES Unveiled Slideshow
This year's CES Unveiled Press Event seemed to have a better collection of products than last year. And shrimp at the buffet, too! CES 2010: Trendnet Announcements
Trendnet's
new offerings include three N routers, a green Gigabit switch and megapixel
PoE IP camera.CES 2010: Sybas Announces $129 Popcorn Hour Successor
Syabas has announced a small, $129 open platform media player.CES 2010: Promise Adds Dual-Drive NAS w/ DLNA Uploading
PROMISE Technology today announced a dual-drive NAS that supports Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) UPLOAD. - Iomega Launches New Mediaplayer Line
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