Tag Archive for 'wireless'


Thursday, Oct 9th 2008 by Daniel Lim

Audio snob, now you can listen to your Ipod with a portable and high-fidelity wireless stereo earphone system. Onkyo wants to preserve the originality of audio playback, unlike Bluetooth technology with compressed audio; their MHP-UW2 wireless system uses an uncompressed and robust 2.4Ghz digital connection, promises to deliver truly CD quality sound over the air.

Tuesday, Oct 7th 2008 by Chris Davies

If you didn’t read our interview with the Sleek Audio founders last week, or our review of the Sleek Audio SA6 in-ear monitor earphones on Monday, you might not know that the company’s wireless music adapter went up for pre-order last week.  Sleek Audio have officially announced the adapter, which uses Kleer’s lossless wireless technology [...]

Monday, Oct 6th 2008 by Brenda Stokes

Sometimes all in one devices get a bad wrap. However, the Philips Streamium Wireless Micro Hi-Fi System with 160GB of storage is definitely an exception to the rule.

Wednesday, Oct 1st 2008 by Chris Davies

D-Link have announced the DIR-825, a WiFi-N router capable of simultaneous dual-band use.  The DIR-825 Xtreme N can sustain both a 2.4GHz and a 5GHz network at the same time, intelligently differentiating between bandwidth-intensive applications such as VoIP and online gaming and assigning them to the more stable 5GHz frequency.  Meanwhile general network traffic uses [...]

Wednesday, Oct 1st 2008 by Chris Davies

Sleek Audio stormed the high-end personal audio market with their SA6 in-ear monitor earphones, and now the company is preparing to cut the cord with their imminent Kleer wireless adapter.  In an exclusive interview with Mark and Jason Krywko, the father & son team behind Sleek Audio, we discussed the upcoming launch, why Bluetooth just [...]


Monday, Sep 29th 2008 by Chris Davies

Netgear has pushed out a heap of new 802.11n networking devices today, including routers, modem routers and USB adapters.  The WNR2000 and DGN2000 routers are both backward-compatible with WiFi b/g, have four ethernet ports and differ only in that the DGN2000 has a built-in ADSL2+ modem.  Each has Netgear’s Push ‘N’ Connect setup system, which [...]

Friday, Sep 26th 2008 by Chris Davies

Samsung have unveiled a straightforward way to add wireless image transfer to cameras without it.  The Nabee system uses a pair of dongles - one USB, that plugs into your PC, and another that plugs into the camera’s USB port - that can then emulate a standard USB cable for high-speed transfers up to 10m [...]

Tuesday, Sep 23rd 2008 by Chris Davies

It’s not just Samsung with some media streaming news today; Sony have announced availability for their new BRAVIA Link modules, the Wireless Link, DVD Link and Input Link.  Each is intended to augment your home entertainment setup without requiring a monumental re-wiring effort.  The Wireless Link can beam a 1080i signal up to 65 feet [...]

Tuesday, Sep 23rd 2008 by Brenda Stokes

There’s nothing more annoying when driving than coming to a complete stop at a red light only to have it change one second later. Well, besides road rage, that is. But anyway, now Audi is looking to remedy the problem with a new system called Travolution.
 

Tuesday, Sep 16th 2008 by Chris Davies

Motorola has unveiled its latest media concept device, the MCU3E (or MCUBE) USB transcoder.  A USB device that plugs into your set-top box, the MCU3E can transcode HD or SD video and beam it wirelessly via Bluetooth or WiFi to be stored a nearby mobile device.


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