New To The Charts: Mvix MvixBox
The Mvix MvixBox has been added to the NAS Charts.
Tim Higgins
Trying Out Netbooks: Lenovo IdeaPad S10
Lenovo's IdeaPad netbook started out strong. But missing Bluetooth and a badly-designed keyboard keep the hunt for a usable netbook alive.
Contest #25 Results
Contest #25 has ended. The winner of the Trendnet TEW-633GR ...
Free Software Foundation suing Cisco For GPL Violations
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced that it has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Cisco for alleged copyright violations in some of Cisco's Linksys brand products.
5 Ways To Fix Slow 802.11n Speed
Disappointed that you're not getting the throughput you keep hearing that 802.11n gear delivers? Use our five tips to get the speed you paid for!
VIA adds Barebone NAS / Server
VIA Technologies today announced a two-bay mini server based on its C7-D processor.
New To The Charts: Buffalo LinkStation Quad
Buffalo's LinkStation Quad has been added to the NAS Charts.
Easy Asterisk in a Box: Jazinga VoIP PBX Appliance Reviewed
If you want the power of Asterisk but would rather not wrestle with Linux and command lines, Jazinga could be your ticket to an easy-to-use VoIP PBX.
Meraki Shipping Solar Wi-Fi Mesh Node
Meraki has announced the availability of its Meraki Solar WiFi mesh device, self-powered by its own solar panel and solar-charged battery.
SonicWALL Refreshes CDP Product Line
SonicWALL yesterday announced a refresh of its Continuous Data Protection (CDP) product line, which provides continuous disk-based backup and recovery for small and medium size businesses.
Damn Fast Dual-Drive NAS: Synology DS209+ Reviewed
Synology's new top-of-the-line dual-drive NAS has 2X the performance of any other two bay product that we have seen.
Buffalo Back In the Wireless Biz
Buffalo Technology late today announced that a federal judge has stayed the permanent injunction in its ongoing U.S. patent litigation with Austrailian science agency Commonwealth Scientific Research and Industrial Organization (CSIRO).
The order staying the permanent injunction confirms that Buffalo is free to once again sell IEEE 802.11a, 802.11g and 802.11n compliant products in the United States.