Networking News - Page 10
KONNET makes cable-free PowerV Quad wireless charger for Wii-motes
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Logitech debuts Wireless Desktop MK710
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Wireless Charging at CES 2010
Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station breaks cover
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WirelessHD 2.0 is coming - 4K res support and much more
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Bluetooth Over Wi-Fi is Blazing Fast
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Japan Researches create Wifi Blocking Paint
But for the price of a can of house paint, this may very well be one of the most cost-effective ways to secure your office wireless network against hackers and freeloaders, particularly in a time of thrift.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo have blended paint with aluminium iron oxide, which has been found to resonate at the same frequencies used by Wi-Fi, thus canceling out any electromagnetic waves in that frequency. It sounds like really cool Minority Report stuff.
Of course, it's only bound to attract the attention of every hacker out there who can't resist a challenge.
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Linksys goes all out with wireless home audio
The Wireless Home Audio product family includes three available options for playback devices that allow consumers to bring wireless audio to any room - the all-in-one Conductor, the Director with powerful amplifier and the Player which is the ideal addition to existing sound systems. A Wireless-N Controller enhances the Wireless Home Audio experience by providing touchscreen access to all available audio from anywhere in the home. Consumers can easily unleash audio from their iPods by simply slipping it into the available Docking Station for instant access to all of the songs, playlists, and other audio content on the device. In addition, with millions of songs available from Rhapsody in the US and AudioLounge in Europe, Wireless Home Audio users can search for tracks, discover new artists, and create playlists to be sent to any room. A "Favorites" function gives one-touch access to any content from any source.
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"White Space" bandwidth for WiFi
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Freedom9 launches Wi-Fi freeStor 400 NAS
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