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IOGEAR may have launched an USB 3.0 hub, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have other things to promote and, sure enough, it prepared two card readers as well.
The cheaper of the two is the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 SD/Micro SD Card Reader/Writer (GFR304SD), which looks like a flash drive and supports a whole bun... |
6 December 2011
04:22 GMT |
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IOGEAR launched several things this week, one of them being a USB 3.0 device that promises to transfer data between a computer and up to four USB 3.0 devices.
That's right, this is one of those hub controllers, one that can switch between the devices linked to it on the fly.
That includes cameras, HDDs, other ... |
6 December 2011
04:02 GMT |
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The world is turning into one of wireless connectivity, so IOGEAR decided this was a good time for the Wireless 3D Digital Kit (GW3DHDKIT) to make its appearance.
Composed of a transmitter and receiver, it can link to two HDMI devices at once and stream their content to even displays from other rooms.
Housed in a ... |
9 November 2011
16:51 GMT |
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Wireless technologies have been made for almost every consumer device out there, but there are always extra costs associated with them, something that IOGEAR tried to solve by making it so that only one wireless device need be purchased.Some changes come as a shock or surprise, while other just creep up on the IT ma... |
5 August 2011
03:55 GMT |
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Audio adapters usually take the form of boards with chips and circuitry all over them, plus some ports to stick out of the PC's case, but IOGEAR went for a starkly different concept when it built the USB Theater Sound Xperience (GUADT51).One in a while, one IT player or another will succeed in creating a produc... |
6 July 2011
10:26 GMT |
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Nowadays, wireless connectivity is something that pretty much every new electronic, especially PC products, usually incorporate right off the bat, but for those that don't, IOGEAR created the Universal Wi-Fi N GWU627.Wireless connectivity was an expensive commodity once, but now it is something that no longer s... |
28 April 2011
10:29 GMT |
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Even though most people sit in front of a PC when using a keyboard, there are those that want more freedom of movement and distance, hence why wireless keyboards, like the ones being prepared by Iogear, are actually popular.Wireless peripherals are definitely not a new idea and they have truly started to b... |
12 January 2011
08:31 GMT |
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Given the fact that connectivity solutions able to stream Full HD signals from a source to a compatible HDTV are so CES 2010, IOGEAR had to come up with an even cooler solution for the 2011 International CES in Las Vegas and thus released the Wireless 3D Media Kit, the company's first device to wirelessly stream... |
5 January 2011
15:21 GMT |
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Though wireless peripherals are hardly a new occurrence on today's market, IOGEAR decided to try and experiment with some arguably new form factors when it created its two latest keyboards.The two wireless devices in question are known as the GKM581R and the GKM571R mini keyboard.The former has an oval shape an... |
12 November 2010
09:36 GMT |
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Ever since Intel released its WiDi technology, wireless video streaming become one of the hottest topics in the computer business, all sort of companies announcing similar technologies, Iogear being the latest to do so with its Wireless HD Computer to TV Kit.Much like its competitors before it Iogear uses the same ty... |
26 October 2010
08:32 GMT |
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Although for most of us, one monitor, one keyboard, one mouse and one desktop unit are quite enough, there are certain fields of activity where users have to control several computers at the same time. For this reason, the IOGEAR company has launched the GCS1784 4-Port Dual Link DVI KVMP Switch with 7.1 Audio, a devi... |
5 November 2008
13:51 GMT |
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I always enjoy a good product that bundles a number of features which you can just find useful. One such product was released by IOGEAR on Monday. Dubbed IOGEAR's USB Net ShareStation, this device allows users to connect one USB device and share it across an Ethernet network. At a price tag of $80, this gadget i... |
21 May 2008
11:39 GMT |
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The people over at IOGEAR have released quite a large number of pretty awesome connectivity solutions over time, but portable media playback is not exactly their area of expertise. And this is pretty clear when we take a look at the company's recently announced Portable Media Player, a device that smells "generi... |
9 April 2008
03:36 GMT |
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Every once in a while, the average computer user decides that it's time of an upgrade. Adding another memory card or a second hard drive has become a real habit. Yet, few people decide that it's time to add a second display on their desktop, and even fewer are the ones that really do it.Working with multipl... |
21 November 2007
10:18 GMT |
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Iogear announced the official launch of a new Wireless USB Hub and Adapter Kit which enables up to three computers to connect with several USB devices like printers, scanners, network attached storage drives and media players, at speeds reaching 480Mb per second. As an additional claim over the quality of this produc... |
5 September 2007
04:08 GMT |
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KVM switches have really proved their worth over time, as they allow users to share certain peripherals (keyboards, mice, monitors, etc.) between two computing systems in a very fast and reliable manner, without carrying out any "extreme" re-wiring operations. And one very interesting device of this type is IOGEAR�... |
14 August 2007
09:36 GMT |
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It would seem that HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is slowly becoming the audio/video interface for both users and manufacturers of various multimedia devices, mostly due to the fact that it guarantees very high data transfer speeds and the possibility of transmitting uncompressed streams. However, since ... |
31 July 2007
03:06 GMT |
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As we informed you in a previous article, there seems to be some sort of a wireless USB frenzy going on right now, as an increasing number of manufacturers rush to announce products that extend the Universal Serial Bus' functionality via wireless signals. And one of the latest companies to join this wireless cra... |
24 July 2007
11:36 GMT |
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Fingerprint readers are not exactly a very new concept, as they've been around for quite a few years now. And since this technology has reached a certain level of maturity, manufacturers have begun incorporating such biometric authentication units in various complex devices, one of the best examples being IOGEAR... |
26 June 2007
01:09 GMT |
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Vista here, Vista there, everything is just Vista nowadays. Just take a look at my colleague's articles and you'll see just how Vista-obsessed we are. Microsoft is making money with the new operating system and peripheral manufacturers want a piece of the Vista cake as well. Here's a device from IOGEAR... |
30 May 2007
03:43 GMT |
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