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ASUS EeeNAS PC: 2TB server, touchscreen & DVD

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No Comments

As well as netbooks, ASUS also brought along an Eee-branded backup device to CeBIT this week. The EeeNAS PC is billed as a 2TB network-attached storage device mated to a PC, with control via a 3.5-inch touchscreen on the front panel.

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Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station announced

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No Comments

If the dual-band WiFi-n support of the new Apple Time Capsule strikes you as something work having, but you’re all set for backup, then you’ll want to be looking at Apple’s new AirPort Extreme Base Station. It supports up to 50 users across both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands simultaneously, offering maximum range, compatibility and throughput.

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Apple Time Capsule 1TB with dual-band WiFi-n

By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No Comments

As well as their new Mac range, Apple have also updated their Time Capsule backup device. The new Apple Time Capsule 1TB has more storage than before, but also supports simultaneous dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi n.

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Winstar M4: connect 4 USB devices to your local network

By Chris Davies on Friday, Feb 27th 2009 1 Comment

As home networks have proliferated, it’s taking a while for peripherals to catch up; ethernet ports are reasonably common on printers, but there’s still a price-premium. Winstar’s M4 USB Networking Server aims to address that, a compact box that supports connecting up to four different USB 2.0 devices to your home or office network.

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Elcomsoft utilizes GPGPU to quickly hack network encryption

By Staff Editor on Monday, Jan 19th 2009 No Comments

Elcomsoft is a privately owned company out of Moscow that specializes in Windows Productivity applications. Recently they have released their new Wireless Security Auditor suite, which is capable of cracking WPA/WPA2-PSK in record time with the utilization of your graphics processor.

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iRiver’s WAVE-HOME wants to be your all-in-one communications hub

By Shawn Farner on Thursday, Jan 8th 2009 No Comments

iRiver will be briefing the CES crowd in a few short hours, but we thought we’d take an early look at one of the new products they’ve brought to the show. The WAVE-HOME is not an easy device to categorize other than to say this – iRiver wants it to do a lot for you.

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JanusPA plug & play TOR privacy adapter

By Chris Davies on Monday, Dec 22nd 2008 2 Comments

If IP anonymity is important to you, and you find yourself using different computers and internet connections on a regular basis, the Janus Team’s new TOR privacy adapter, the JanusPA, could be the solution. Plugged in-line between either your computer and modem, computer and router, or modem and router, it automatically establishes either a TOR or OpenVPN connection to hide your true IP address.

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LINN MAJIK DS networked media player

By Chris Davies on Friday, Nov 28th 2008 No Comments

High-end audio specialists LINN have announced the MAJIK DS, a digital media player that integrates with the company’s DS range and offers streaming of WAV, FLAC, MP3, AIFF and ALAC audio across a standard wired ethernet. UPnP compatible, the MAJIK can play content from networked computers or NAS media servers.

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SlugPower remote controlled power socket

By Chris Davies on Monday, Nov 10th 2008 No Comments

The picture might not suggest it, but this is actually a very clever power socket. The work of Phil Endecott, it’s actually linked up to a Linksys NSLU2, the network storage device known as the ”Slug”; he uses it to switch on and off his seldom-used printer remotely from elsewhere on his network.

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Sony business class VPL-FX41 projector – Networked Presentations made easy

By Daniel Lim on Friday, Nov 7th 2008 1 Comment

Sony has quitted developing LCD panel for home theater projector years ago, they’ve shifted investment on SXRD technology and left the most affordable 3 chips panel process to Epson. But the game is still on for business class division. They have expanded its BrigtEra’s Inorganic technology onto another high lumen data beamer with the availability of VPL-FX41, a 0.79-inch XGA 3 chips LCD panel that is capable of producing 5,200 lumen and 900:1 contrast.

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