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Download Free technews From viewzoft Gefen has been talking up its wireless USB hub for quite a while now, but it looks like it could now finally be getting closer to a release, with the device making its all-important first appearance on the FCCs website. While theres not a whole lot to help it stand out from other similar devices, it looks like should get the job done well enough, with a promised 60 foot range and data transfer speeds of up to 70 Mbps, along with four USB 2.0 ports to accommodate your various peripherals. As with other wireless USB devices, however, the pleasure of operating your gadgets from across the room doesnt come cheap, with Gefen currently asking $399 to take your order, although it still isnt giving any indication as to when itll actually ship ( Read More )
Download Free technews From viewzoft Things are lookin up in the WiMAX arena, as the oft stubborn FCC has reportedly given a green light to Clearwire to produce "the first WiMAX-class laptop card to connect to the Clearwire network." Of course, weve seen pre-WiMAX cards hit other continents and witnessed quite a bit of high talkin at 3GSM, but now that the Commission has granted its final approval on this iteration, it wont be long before users here in the US can test things out. In an attempt to deliver "true wireless broadband with a device that facilitates even greater portability than the firms existing modem permits," the forthcoming PCMCIA Type II card will utilize Motorolas Expedience wireless access system, but unfortunately only seems to play nice with Windows XP and Vista for now. Still, folks within a Clearwire service area should really start saving those pennies, as the currently unpriced card should be landing sometime "during the second half of this year." ( Read More )
Download Free technews From viewzoft Motorola has just announced plans to upgrade the NFLs current communication systems with two new technologies aimed at coaches and sideline crews as part of an ongoing collaboration between the football league and electronics-maker. The first upgrade is a coaches headset that takes its design cues from the companys RAZR2 phones, and is a lighter, thinner and more ergonomically advanced model -- so when the boss-man is screaming down the line for a new defensive strategy, an uncomfortable or awkward headset wont interfere with his rage.www.viewzoft.com Additionally, Motorola is replacing the decades-old phone tables with its Sideline Communication Center, which will standardize communication throughout the league, and should vastly improve coordination of Gatorade dumping. ( Read More )
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