CES 2009: Ralink preparing 450 Mbps Draft 802.11n chipset
Ralink Technology today announced a 450 Mbps, 3 stream, draft 802.11n router chipset with beamforming technology.
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Cisco CES 2009 Announcements
Cisco chose CES to announce its Wireless Home Audio (WHA) line and three new dual-drive NASes.
CES 2009: Iomega announces cheap NASes ,er, “Network Hard Drives”
Guess we missed this one in the flurry of CES ...
CES 2009: QNAP adds 6-bay High Performance NAS
QNAP today introduced the newest member of its Pro Turbo NAS series.
CES 2009: SanDisk Intros Push-Button Backup Flash Drives
SanDisk announced its Ultra Backup USB portable flash drives. The ...
HP Announces Tech Recycling with a Buyback Twist
HP today introduced a recycling program that includes a way ...
D-Link CES 2009 Announcements
D-Link's CES product rollout includes two draft 11n routers, two network surveillance video recorders, two IP cameras and a previously-announced MoCA coax-to-Ethernet adapter. However, firm pricing and availability were given for only three of the nine products announced, so please curb your enthusiasm right now!
CES 2009: Storage Appliance introduces Clickfree Transformer
Storage Appliance today announced a small device that turns any ...
CES 2009: Wisair Announces Wireless USB Display Adapter
Wireless USB company Wisair today announced an adapter that wirelessly transfers PC content to TVs, monitors and projectors.
Dell Losing Market Share? Here’s One Reason Why.
A recent New York Times article portrayed Michael Dell as testy and defensive about his company's loss of market share to rival HP. “It’s O.K. if everyone doesn’t understand what we’re doing,” he was quoted as saying.
Well, I may not be the smartest guy in the world. But if my recent experience with Dell is any indication, at least some of its troubles aren't hard to figure out.
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.
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.