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As if being the first and only vendor that offers the largest pocket-size external hard drive, wasn’t enough, OWC announced today the first 320GB external had drive that runs at 7,200rpm, the Mercury On-The-Go 320GB 7,200rpm. This is actually not the first high-speed compact external hard drive (…
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CNET Reviews offers side-by-side product comparisons of the LogMeIn, the MyWebEx PC, the GoToMyPC 5, and the Laplink Everywhere 4.0, featuring detailed specs, the latest prices, and in-depth buying advice
If you’re a frequent flier frustrated by the lack of Wi-Fi in many of the hotels you stay at, consider a travel router.
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CNET Reviews offers side-by-side product comparisons of the Trendnet TEW-429UB 802.11g wireless USB 2.0 adapter, the Novatel Wireless V620 (Verizon) cellular modem card, the Apple AirPort Express Base Station (with AirTunes), the Netgear WGR101 travel router, and the Kyocera KPC650, featuring detailed specs, the latest prices, and in-depth buying advice.
If you think wireless networking technologies, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, have changed the face of networking, we have news for you: you ain’t seen nothing yet. Routers are reshaping networks, and this technological revolution has only just begun. The 802.11g standard is overtaking its predecessor, 802.11b, and already plans are being made to introduce a new extension to the 802.11 spec that will increase the reliability, the security, and the speed of wireless networking. Here are some things to consider when planning the future of your Wi-Fi network.