D-Link tips WiMax, Europe 11n product plans
DigiTimes today said that D-Link has revealed its WiMax product ...
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Clearwire announces High-Speed Wireless PC Card
Clearwire announced today the availability of its first Clearwire PC ...
IPEVO launches desktop Skype phone
IPEVO earlier this week announced a stand-alone Skype desktop phone that can make and receive Skype voice calls without a computer.
The SOLO has an RJ-45 Ethernet connector for LAN connection and works on any broadband Internet connection. The phone comes embedded with Skype software, enabling users to make and receive Skype voice calls right out of the box, and supports Skype-to-Skype, SkypeIn, SkypeOut and Skype Voicemail features.
Thecus announces three-drive RAID5 NAS
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Thecus recently announced a three-drive RAID 5 BYOD NAS.
The N3200 features three SATA hard disk bays supporting a total of 3TB raw storage capacity and JBOD, RAID1 and RAID5 formats.
Draft 11n Does Not Equal 100 Mbps Ethernet
If you're starting to believe that draft 11n will make wired networks obsolete, you better read this before cashing in on all that scrap copper.
HomePlug moving to Certify IEEE 1901 powerline products
The HomePlug Powerline Alliance today announced its intent to certify ...
Panasonic joins with HomePlug for IEEE BPL standard
The HomePlug Powerline Alliance today announced that HomePlug and Panasonic ...
Sling Media adds Slingbox SOLO
Sling Media today announced the retail launch of the new Slingbox SOLO.
The SOLO is a mid-line addition positioned between the Slingbox AV and Slingbox PRO that connects to a standard definition or high definition set top box. It includes standard (4:3) and widescreen (16:9) video support and increased streaming performance (full VGA resolution, up to 8Mbps around the home).
Linksys previews Media Center Extenders
Linksys has announced two Media Center Extenders that are "Coming in November".
The DMS 2100 Media Center Extender and DMA 2200 Media Center Extender with DVD Player are designed to support streamed content from PCs running Windows Vista Premium or Ultimate using Ethernet and draft 802.11n wireless connections.
Broadcom sampling single-chip dual-band 802.11n
Broadcom today announced what it says is the world's first full-featured, single-chip 802.11n solution.
The Broadcom BCM4322 combines all of the elements of a wireless LAN subsystem onto a single silicon die, including 802.11 MAC, baseband processor, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz radios and other WLAN components. Broadcom claims that the device can deliver " over 200 Mbps of actual wireless throughput".
SMC shipping draft 11n auto-QoS router
SMC Networks yesterday announced the start of shipments of its ...
EchoStar snaps up Sling Media
Satellite TV provider EchoStar Communications announced yesterday that it has ...