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Texas Instruments is one of the primary suppliers of chips that enable the sort of wireless connectivity all consumers have come to expect, and it looks like a new batch of such chips is ready to serve.Antennas may be the product component responsible for projecting wireless electromagnetic waves, but they are just ... |
14 February 2012
13:31 GMT |
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Mobile antennas are something that everything from notebooks to mobile phones have, but it might be possible for everyone to make their own soon enough.
This is a good thing too, since there are times when you just need that extra kick to the wireless signal.
Government-based customers are already looking into the ... |
13 February 2012
10:16 GMT |
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Looks like the Bluetooth Special Interest Group is taking a special interest in the physical fitness of all the people around the world, or at least those who own Bluetooth devices.
Right to the point, Bluetooth SIG has formed a new group that will be tasked with finding means to enhance interoperability of wearable... |
10 February 2012
10:57 GMT |
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The Lytro Light Field Camera is, one might say, the closest thing to a unique device on today's market of photo and video capture products, especially given the FCC's recent findings.
The Lytro Light Field camera has passed through the hands of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Indeed, even th... |
9 February 2012
07:33 GMT |
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Sony has a very special camera on track for the Japanese market, but no other parts of the world, apparently, even though there probably would be no shortage of customers in other regions.
Some people may be familiar with the Cyber-shot Digital Camera TX200V, a high-end, waterproof and dustproof camera.
It so happ... |
9 February 2012
05:24 GMT |
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Logitech appears to have taken quite the liking to the idea of mice without buttons, as its newest peripheral is this very sort of item.
The name of the Logitech Touch Mouse M600 does a fairly good job of describing that this is not the sort of thing people are accustomed to.
Quite simply, instead of implementing ... |
8 February 2012
14:21 GMT |
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Streaming media is great, but it relies on special equipment, like the DVDO Air Wireless HD device.
Essentially, this is a product composed of a wireless transmitter, a wireless receiver and a receiver-mounting clip for easy positioning on a wall or the top of an HDTV.
It streams 1080p video in 2D or 3D and 7.1 cha... |
1 February 2012
11:02 GMT |
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Anyone wondering where they might find some means to set up wireless networks may want to look at Clearwire's product portfolio, especially the two latest products to leave its labs.
Clearwire has just announced the availability of the CLEAR Spot Voyager personal hotspot and the CLEAR Hub Express 4G modem/ wir... |
31 January 2012
07:48 GMT |
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It appears that, soon enough, there may be a whole new wireless connectivity solution ready to serve, even though it is really just a variation of what exists already.
The first “Super Wi-Fi” network, running on the bare “white space”, has finally been deployed, in Wilmington, North Carolina... |
27 January 2012
07:52 GMT |
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Foldable consumer electronics devices are something of a myth on the worldwide market, but it so happens that Elecom has just this sort of thing almost ready to sell, in Japan at least. Granted, some devices and accessories are just easier to make malleable than, for instance, things with displays. One of the item... |
24 January 2012
07:34 GMT |
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The TV that Haier recently unveiled is one of those items that stands out through more than one perk, although it is the total lack of cables that truly earned attention.
Haier recently showcased a 3DTV with a diagonal of 55 inches and featuring the Wireless Home Digital Interface (WHDI) technology.
The company di... |
20 January 2012
17:01 GMT |
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With all the CES 2012 hubbub, we initially missed the latest announcement of the Bluetooth special interest group (SIG), but the currents of the world wide web are not so easily curbed.
What the Bluetooth SIG made a point of spreading word about was the release of the first specification for its wireless active 3D ... |
19 January 2012
03:27 GMT |
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The DX-ECO BlueEye Mouse is one of those small devices that represent a research and development leap.
After all, it isn't every day that people spot a mouse that doesn't need a battery.
Instead of a battery, the DX-ECO BlueEye Mouse from Genius has a built-in gold capacitor that can fully recharge within... |
18 January 2012
08:49 GMT |
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The next-generation IEEE 802.11ac wireless networking standard isn’t expected to be complete until the end of the year, but this hasn’t stopped Buffalo from announcing the AirStation WZR-1750H router which will support this technology.According to Buffalo, its upcoming AirStation router is built around a ... |
18 January 2012
04:47 GMT |
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Logitech is living up to its name as worldwide supplier of peripherals by preparing a wireless mouse for its debut. The Wireless Mini Mouse M187 will reach Singapore stores by the end of the month (January, 2012). Featuring a so-called reliable wireless connection, it doesn't need any software and can slip int... |
17 January 2012
12:51 GMT |
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Touchscreens are all well and good, but they can't really completely replace a keyboard's feel, so Elecom made the TK-FBP029 Mini Bluetooth Keyboard.The TK-FBP029 Mini Bluetooth Keyboard is a very small device that has just been announced in Japan, albeit without a price (for now).It operates on Bluetooth 3... |
17 January 2012
11:22 GMT |
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Craftsman used CES 2012 as an opportunity to release a fairly unusual product that may just bring wireless audio to car service stations and anyone's garage.
Right to the point, the company created a toolbox (more like a tool storage system) that has a built-in Bluetooth stereo system.
The unit, made of two ch... |
17 January 2012
11:02 GMT |
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TP-LINK has recently uncovered a new range of networking products at this year’s CES 2012 fair, including the TL-WR702N router which the company touts as being the smallest device of this type released so far.More compact than a credit card, the TL-WR702N supports speeds up to 150Mbps and was designed so that ... |
17 January 2012
08:51 GMT |
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We suppose it was just a matter of time before even servers and data centers started using wireless broadband.
It so happens that Microsoft and the University of Washington tested wireless networks on servers.
Since data centers sometimes get overloaded during peak times, administrators usually require them for ext... |
16 January 2012
11:08 GMT |
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There are few Ethernet to Wi-Fi bridges out there, but ASUS wants its EA-N66 to be noteworthy for more than just that one reason.
What the company did was give it a very special look, one that will make owners want to put it on display instead of hiding.
For those who want the specs, it supports dual band 450Mbps 8... |
13 January 2012
11:08 GMT |
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It appears that Securify wants to make a name for itself on the wireless router market, although its product concept may leave people feeling ambivalent about it. Sure, the black frame has an interesting shape, and the Wi-Fi support probably won't leave people wanting, but the LAN connectors may disappoint. Wh... |
12 January 2012
14:01 GMT |
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A few days ago, the SD association announced a certain new standard for memory cards and, now, Toshiba has unveiled the first memory card to comply with it.
Toshiba's exhibition at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2012) includes the FlashAir SD card.
Basically, this is a memory card that compli... |
12 January 2012
09:51 GMT |
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Yet another Samsung device from CES is making the news, one that is more of a hybrid than anything else.
The SMART Hub is reportedly a merger between a Wi-Fi router and an external DVD drive.
Its most basic function is to stream DVD and CD-stored movies to notebooks, ultrabooks, desktops, etc.
One might say that i... |
12 January 2012
08:11 GMT |
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For those gamers who want to be comfortable on a couch while driving a virtual car or playing an action game, SteelSeries has announced the Ion Wireless Controller.
The Ion Wireless Controller is a Bluetooth-enabled device that works on PCs as well as other devices, like tablets and phones.
It is about as large as... |
11 January 2012
12:11 GMT |
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Verizon and Seagate have established a partnership for the promotion of an external storage solution with support for wireless connectivity. Storage products, like most other consumer electronics devices, have started to gain new features. Seagate and Verizon have just become two of the more prominent figures behin... |
11 January 2012
02:35 GMT |
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The WVIL camera concept that has just showed up on the net may be the future of photo and video cameras.
Since the performance and image quality that such devices can attain is already very high, companies may have to start searching for new product assets.
It so happens that Artefact came up with a way to provide... |
10 January 2012
10:54 GMT |
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TRENDnet, like so many other companies, will be present at CES, 2012, but the two products it revealed in its latest press release are going to take more time to actually arrive in stores.
TRENDnet is eager to show off its networking expertise, even if it won't actually let customers enjoy it any time soon.
T... |
9 January 2012
15:51 GMT |
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Logitech plans to wow everyone at CES by showing off a new sort of mouse that can become a presenter just by being lifted into the air.
Dubbed Logitech Cube, the 'mouse' supports 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity and will start shipping in the US and Europe this month (January, 2012).
The price is of $69.99, ... |
5 January 2012
05:16 GMT |
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We have already seen how ASUS created a new USB speaker so now we move to the other audio product that the company built.
This one is more of a portable solution, one that goes as far as to integrate wireless support (the 2.4 GHz technology).
Bearing the name of HS-W1, the headset has 70 mm leather earpads, 40 mm d... |
29 December 2011
12:11 GMT |
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This might just the the first unibody media player anyone's ever made and it belongs to Cowon, a Korean company that doesn't even make the ”world's greatest” consumer electronics manufacturer list.
Cowon didn't make an official announcement but the Z2 did pass through the FCC (Federal... |
27 December 2011
10:17 GMT |
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Sony will release the PlayStation Vita in the rest of the world next February, after already deploying it in its native Japan, but, according to some game industry analysts, the higher priced 3G model, despite offering an always-on internet connection, won’t be that popular.The PlayStation Vita is, according to... |
27 December 2011
03:22 GMT |
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Looks like people who want to play films from their PC on their TVs but don't or can't move that big thing around, or want to have a laptop close if that's what they're using, can easily stream things to the HDTV once they get the new ECS Wi-Bridge.Basically, this is a small, portable Wi-Fi wirele... |
23 December 2011
15:31 GMT |
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Looks like Buffalo will be present at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show, the one happening in January, 2012.There, it will have a variety of items on display, including, as The Verge just let the web know, its first 802.11ac wireless product.Today's fastest 3x3 802.11n products have a maximum data throughpu... |
23 December 2011
10:32 GMT |
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Eco-friendly may be one way to refer to the new peripheral set that people may or may not find online, depending on where they look.
Then again, eco-friendly may be laying it a bit thick, since while it's true that there is almost no plastic used in the making of the keyboard and mouse, using bamboo as a subst... |
22 December 2011
10:37 GMT |
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All-in-one monitors are all well and good, but for those that aren't keen on changing their good old HDTV, Warpia invented the ConnectHD SWP400VC.Granted, all-in-one monitor may be laying it a bit thick, since the PC will still be required for this to work.ConnectHD SWP400VC is a special module that only needs ... |
19 December 2011
14:21 GMT |
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The X4000 and X5000 aren't all that different from each other and, indeed, they look mostly the same, but they are distinct peripherals nonetheless.
The X4000 has a regular scroll wheel and a battery life of up to 30 months, while the other one has a touch scroll and up to 24-month life.
Power is provided by a... |
15 December 2011
20:01 GMT |
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There are a whole bunch of wireless speakers, headphones and consumer electronics already out and about, but no association to make sure every one of them gets along, so WiSA was founded at last.
Put simply, the WiSA Association, short for Wireless Speaker and Audio Association, will do its best to ensure interoper... |
14 December 2011
10:06 GMT |
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What Yanko Design just showed is one thing that we wouldn't mind seeing in the hands or dangling from the fingers of everyone we know.
After all, there is something particularly intriguing about a Yo-Yo mouse, especially when it's wireless and is just as practical as it is cool.
You'd think the world... |
14 December 2011
07:27 GMT |
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You might have thought it would take a bit longer, but you'd be wrong: tech pajamas are already here.
These aren't just any pajamas. These are genuine, baby clothes that can link to parents' phones, computers or tablets.
Called Exmobaby pajamas, the clothes were invented by Exmovere and have a whole ... |
9 December 2011
08:50 GMT |
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If anything can put a dent in the appeal of a wireless peripheral, it is how they tend to run out of power at the worst moments, since it is always a bad moment when they are in use.
Broadcom means to make this problem go away through its latest invention.
What the company did was create a special Bluetooth chip t... |
7 December 2011
16:41 GMT |
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We don't know how we managed to miss this encouraging news when it came out about a week ago, but better late than never, especially for a decision that could genuinely improve lives.
FCC decided to allocate a segment of the radio spectrum for wireless devices that could lead to giving paralyzed patients the a... |
7 December 2011
05:14 GMT |
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Transcend just announced a new storage device, one that acts as a miniature database for photos, documents, e-books, movies and music files.
The drive is the sort of storage product that doesn't have a monumental capacity, but that comes with the territory.
If this had been a hard drive, it would have had 50... |
5 December 2011
16:51 GMT |
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The WiGig technology of the Wireless Gigabit Alliance is what Intel wants to use for its next ultrabook-related project, but there might be a few issues.
Simply put, Intel wants to create a dock that can wirelessly communicate with ultrabooks at 60GHz.
The WiGig Alliance already has the technology, the Ultra Wide... |
1 December 2011
04:27 GMT |
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Since tablets don't have physical keyboards of their own, Verbatim decided to do as others did and make one, selecting Bluetooth as the means to ensure communication.
Thus it was that the Ultra-Slim Bluetooth Keyboard came to be.
It is made to be easy to carry, even easier than the tablet you are joining it wi... |
29 November 2011
05:01 GMT |
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Genius decided it was time someone actually circumvented a certain issue that wireless mice have been wrestling with, that of weight.
As technology reduces its reliance on cables more and more, it has to deal with other issues, like peripheral bulkiness.
Wireless mice are, one might say, notorious for being big an... |
22 November 2011
18:01 GMT |
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Wireless technologies work fairly fast these days, but there is always room for improvement, especially with the common sizes of files always growing, so Rohm took it upon itself to enable faster transmissions.
Like with any great milestone, there are good news and bad news.
The bad news is that the new chip that ... |
22 November 2011
12:01 GMT |
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Even the most convenient technologies have their limitations and, apparently, one of the ones DLNA had to wrestle with has been overcome.
The Digital Living Network Alliance announced that it had added Wi-Fi Direct to its interoperability guidelines.
The name of the certification should be enough to suggest what i... |
17 November 2011
03:23 GMT |
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Get $24 ready for the “Briskie” bundle, an Enermax offer containing a keyboard, a mouse and a mouse pad that can act as a screen protector and cleaning cloth as well.
That's right, the mouse pad is made of a washable anti-bacterial microfiber cloth with a non-skid natural rubber base (it has a value... |
15 November 2011
16:31 GMT |
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Dual-band routers are just getting started off, or at least have been for a while but not at a very rapid pace, and ASUS just revealed its newest such invention.
RT-N53 is the latest product from the Black Diamonds series that ASUS has created.
It may not be selling yet, but the company did set it up for pre-orde... |
10 November 2011
07:37 GMT |
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The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) hasn't been slacking off and, instead, conducted some research into what will happen to the worldwide WiFi coverage over the course of what remains of this first half of the second decade of the third millennium.WiFi is getting support on pretty much every PC nowadays, espe... |
9 November 2011
11:02 GMT |
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