Tag Archive for 'wireless'
It’s being called the “One” laptop and will be launched at the Education Show in Birmingham on the 28th. It will be Linux based, have a 3 hours battery life, and WiFi.
Good news for wireless broadband junkie (like me) – AT&T is now offering two new HSUPA-capable 3G wireless broadband modem card. The GT Ultra is a PCMCIA II card and GT Ultra Express is the ExpressCard version. Both cards should works with Windows Vista, XP, Windows 2000, and Mac OSX. The GT Ultra and GT [...]
iVoice have been crowing happily [pdf link] about their latest patent, which describes a new way of pestering those on medication to pop their pills. Titled “Methodology for Talking Consumer Products with Voice Instructions via Wireless Technology”, it covers individual medication bottles that have a wireless chip, microprocessor and speaker built into them, and which are given [...]
Lots of companies went green last year, and this year won’t be any different. Nokia is showing off concept phone at Mobile World Congress that is made entirely from recycled materials.
In case you didn’t know, there are several other countries where you are able to wirelessly stream the full channel lineup from whatever provider you subscribe to. Up until now recording of that content wasn’t much of a reality due to the fact there wasn’t any way for the networks to secure the content, but [...]
Sierra Wireless is showing its two newest wireless broadband modem in Mobile World Congress. The Compass 885 USB modem and AirCard 885E Expresscard supports HSPA mobile broadband connection. Both are designed to be compact even with its extra usability and features.
Lenovo still hasn’t officially announced the X300 that has been rumored for sometime. It looks to be a Windows (or Linux) version of the MacBook Air with a rumored 2.5 pound weight and the fact it will be using a similar processor as the MacBook Air.
I’ve seen double DIN car computers, I’ve seen car computer that look like amps and are meant to be stored under your seat and then wired up to a single DIN touchscreen, but this is the first all-in-one single DIN car PC I’ve ever seen. In case you were wondering, that’s a 7-inch flip out [...]
The Toshiba Gigabeat 802 isn’t really much different than the 401, save for the fact that much like the model number, the capacity is doubled too. The 401 got WiFi added months ago, so that carried over and there is the new 8GB capacity.
They are the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000. There really isn’t much new here, they have some custom buttons for Windows Vista and one of them is meant for on the go use, the other for stationary desktop use.
