Wireless Network
August 25, 2010
Dell Debuts Streak Tablet/Smartphone
It's a smartphone, it's a tablet, it's the Android powered Dell Streak with a 5" multitouch display, a 1 Ghz Snapdragon processor and wireless networking. Other features include GPS with Google Maps, a 5 mp camera/camcorder with LED flash, a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, HDMI output and micro SD expansion to 32 GB. Sign up now to be the first on your block to get one.
Via Dell Streak
August 24, 2010
Logitech Wireless Keyboard Illuminated
Logitech steps back into the illuminated keyboard market with its K800. Brightness is adjusted by ambient light sensors and proximity detectors turn it on when it knows hands (or your cat) is approaching. The keyboard, at a price of $99.99, should have about 10 days of wireless usage and a micro-USB cable is included for recharging. You can pre-order it for $99.99 on their site.
Via Logitech
August 13, 2010
Control4 InfinityEdge Touchscreen
Control4 has apps for the iPad, iPhone and Android phones and is now offering in-wall InfinityEdge Touchscreens. Available in a 5" model for $500.00 and a 7", $900.00 display, they can connect by AC or Ethernet, wired or unwired. Because the screen is always on, it is a much simpler way to control your home network. An optional intercom can be added to the package.
Via Control4
July 27, 2010
iPort Wall Mounts for iPad and touch
iPort specializes in wall mounts for iPods and has just released new ones for other Apple products. The CM100, at a price of $250.00, will not only hold your iPod touch and stream music, it can be used with apps for home automation of video, lighting and climate control. The CM2000 can serve the same purpose with your iPad via WiFi at a price of $500.00. Either can be positioned vertically or horizontally.
Via iPort
July 15, 2010
Pandigital Scanner Writes to SD card
Pandigital's Personal one-button Photo Scanner/Converter allows you to feed it documents and write them directly to SD memory cards without the use of a computer (unless you want to.) The 5 x 7" device can handle sizes up to 8.5 x 11" and will save as 600dpi JPEG image files. Pandigital promises simplified transfer to PC or photo frame after scanning.
Via Pandigital
July 2, 2010
Gogoflight Wiress Network With Wings
If you haven't heard of Gogoflight then you probably don't travel much by air. Referring to themselves as the "WiFi network with wings," coverage is available on multiple airlines in 48 states and Canada. There are several different subscriptions offered including $34.95 monthly for frequent travelers and various charges beginning at $4.95 for usage by the flight.
Via Gogoflight
June 25, 2010
Dell Inspiron R Series Has Optional HDTV Wireless Display
Dell's latest series is making its debut this month. The Inspiron Rs come in 14, 15 and 16" display options with 8GB DDR3 SDRAM, up to 640GB SATA HDD and built-in WiFi and webcam. Optional is Intel's Wireless Display that allows cable-free connection to HDTVs when an adapter is used. Prices start at $499.00.
Via Inspiron R series
June 3, 2010
IOGear Wireless HD Kit
Look what IOGear just released. This wireless HD Kit can connect DVD/Blu-ray/VHS players, Home Theater Pcs, media servers and set-top boxes to your HDTV or projector. The device doesn't need a router and can stream full HD 1080p 60Hz video and audio from up to 100 ft. away.The GWAV8141K is available for $899.95.
Via IOGear
May 3, 2010
Look! A Twitter Cuckoo Clock
Haroon Baig has taken tweeting to a whole 'nother level. The Twitter Cuckoo Clock displays messages on a touchscreen and the trademark bird chirps as it pops out of the top. The interface and interaction designer modified the clock's insides with a controller board, WiFi dongle and Chumby open source platform.
Via Wired
April 30, 2010
Freakin' Friday! Asus RT-N13U Router
How kewl is this Asus Router that allows downloading even if the PC is turned off? The WiFi RT-N13U can also work as an FTP server and manage your printers for several PCs. Plug and play, the router runs at 300Mbps and features EZ Bandwidth Prioritization, an interface that optimizes connections.
Via Asus Routers
April 21, 2010
uPlay Connects Wirelessly
The QED Live uPlay Bluetooth Receiver was made for iPod, iPhone, PDAs, laptops and other Bluetooth enabled electronics. The Puck wirelessly connects to your audio system, amp or home theater with a range of 5 - 10m, as long as it doesn't need to go through walls. Connect the transmitter to your Bluetooth device and the receiver to the audio source for a simplified connection. The device has yet to hit the states and no price has been released as yet.
Via QED
April 13, 2010
AirPower Absorbs Energy From WiFi
RCA has discovered a method of absorbing energy from WiFi. The first commercial product will be the AirPower, a pod about the size of a flip phone, that recharges your small device via USB connection. A full charge takes about 5 - 6 hrs. of exposure, but you can charge your phone, MP3 player or digital cam at the same time. The best part is that it never needs plugging in. Wherever there is WiFi, including walking by a hotspot, the AirPower automatically sucks up energy. Look for a holiday release.
Via Dvice
April 7, 2010
NY TW Subscribers to Get Free WiFi
About one million lucky New Yorkers will be receiving free WiFi. Time Warner Cable paired with Comcast to offer the service to RoadRunner High Speed Internet customers at Cablevision hotspots. About 2 million have already used them and hopefully TW will expand the service to other areas as well. Check out their hotspots via the link.
Via Time Warner Cable
April 6, 2010
Kisai Escape C Wireless Connection
Tokyoflash, home of the unique timepieces, has expanded its line and its newest accessory is the Kisai Escape C. The wireless gadget can connect to your cell phone for hands free calls, can connect with your MP3 player and play music, and acts as a VoIP connection for Skype or IM applications. The Escape has volume control, displays time and comes at a price of $105.53.
Via Tokyoflash
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