Articles tagged with: wi-fi
Posted in PC on 23 May 2009
Let us check out the trend update from PC world all technicians from the PC world introducing a new computer design the main objective of every high innovation is the to provide you best comfort or easy to use design and now here is the smallest PC design for you.
Posted in Cell phones, Mobile phone on 22 September 2008
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 made its first appearance at the Tent London a couple days ago and the reviews about the phone are off the hook. As most mobile phone aficionados will already know, the Xperia X1 features a QWERTY style keyboard hidden by its large display screen. Created especially as your companion in your professional life, the Xperia X1 is run by software titled Windows Mobile 6.1 that allows you easy access to a host of Microsoft office applications. With Touchscreen feature, A-GPS, and Wi-Fi connectivity, this is a phone you definitely want to get your hands on.
The Xperia X1 is built with materials that would keep it safe even in finicky hands and comes in silver and black. One feature that has piqued the interests of viewers appear to be the two fish swimming around on the display that would alert you to when the charge is low by turning bright red, or in case of a missed call by turning yellow.
Posted in Computer, Unique Gadget on 19 September 2008
Your ancient computer is taking up way too much of your table space and you decide to buy a new system instead of opting for a larger table. You find that the pickings are slim, and getting slimmer every minute. But that need not necessarily be a bad thing, after all slim pickings can mean something good. Introducing the Fit-PC Slim which may just be the slimmest computer you can hold right now.
Posted in Gadget, Remote, Unique Gadget on 14 September 2008
If you are looking for a home theatre remote control, you are in for a big surprise. The MX-6000 provides users with access to their media library and has a narrow band 418 MHz transmitters and 802.11 B/G WiFi transceiver. Hence this must be the first remote control to be offering the two independent communications at the same time. You can access iTunes, Windows Media Player and if you have the PSX-1 you can link iPods to Macs and PCs.
Posted in Apple, Designer Gadgets, Home Appliances, Kitchen Gadgets, ipod on 2 September 2008
After mounting the world’s favourite music machine that you know as iPod at precisely every possible place, right from your T-Shirts hood to undies and teddy bears and usual docking stations…the journey of iPod has reached it’s next destination- the refrigerator. Gorenje has taken a step forward by making the world’s first “made for iPod” refrigerator. Launched at the IFA 2008, the fridge features an iPod dock that keeps recharging the iPod together with playing music on the fridge’s built-in speakers.
This agreement between Gorenje and Apple to amalgamate the two technologies has resulted in this advancement in home appliances. Another thing that ads into the popularity and style quotient of this fridge is the fact that it is Wi-Fi connected, thus, has all the powers to control the rest of your home appliances.
If this was enough to make you drool for this technological wonder and its price is what you are guessing next then let me tell you there’s no info on the price as yet, though we would suggest you to keep the budget big as it’s definitely going to be a pricey pick.
Via: Switched
Posted in Cell phones, Mobile phone on 29 August 2008
Whenever the launch date of a BlackBerry is announced people rush to get themselves. Discussions ensue over mugs of beer and blogs about the features, design and which BlackBerry is the ‘BestBerry’. These discussions seem to confuse rather than help those who are not savvy about the Berrys when it comes to choosing one that would suit them the best. RIM seems to be confusing its users even more by launching the new BlackBerry under two marketing names. The BlackBerry Storm 9530 and the BlackBerry Thunder appear to be the same phone in different packaging.
The BlackBerry Storm 9530 will be launched by Verizon in October and its doppelganger, the BlackBerry Thunder will be released by Vodafone and Rogers. Leaked packaging of the BlackBerry Storm/Thunder (I am not sure which now) shows some of the features that we can expect on it/them. This includes 8GB microSD, 3.5mm headset jack and pre-installed SIM card apart from other features. The model surprising does not offer wi-fi capability. I suppose RIM would soon start advertising the BlackBerrys with the tag, ‘What’s in a name?’
Via: SlashGear
Posted in Gadget, Hardware on 3 July 2008
Linksys (by Cisco System) has recently announced the router WRT610N that, in addition to use the 802.11n protocol, allows use of two bands simultaneously.
In practice using both frequencies to 2.4 GHz and those at 5 GHz and then becomes very useful in areas with much activity Wi-Fi, thanks to the fact that the short-range devices that support the stantard n (as a multimedia hub) can qualify for the maximum speed at 5 GHz, without interfering with a little ‘more dated that connect to 2.4 GHz.
The price of Linksys WRT610N is $ 200, but you can find on Amazon for $ 150 (about 96 €). After the jump not miss the movie explanatory (in English).
Posted in Mobile phone on 1 July 2008
The HP iPAQ 910 is a cell dedicated to the business sector with strong orientation messaging, thanks to the presence of a QWERTY complete unity to a screen touchscreen by 2.46 inches. Thanks to the presence of 3G support and Wi-Fi connectivity, this mobile guarantees the ability to connect to the Internet, particularly for the use of various IM programs through the keyboard.
The budget dell’iPAQ 910, but not limited to the characteristics of connectivity and messaging (which also includes push mail), but also expands to include GPS and 3 megapixel camera with flash and service upload on Snapfish integrated .
Finally, the iPAQ 910 integrates a control system by voice which, according to the producers, av not need any training and will be very effective. We will see if these items will be confirmed by the review.
