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Network Attached Storage. This brings to mind devices like the Apple Time Capsule that allow users to store massive amounts of multimedia data on a storage device that can then be accessed via a wireless network or DLNA compliant device (think Xbox 360 or set-top multimedia box). Now that’s something …

LG N2R1 Network Attached Storage Device

I’m not normally one to get all that excited about a new wireless router, but when I caught wind of the latest product introduction from NETGEAR I have to admit I got a little tingly inside. The WNDR3700 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router is not your ordinary wireless router. …

NETGEAR RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router

Well, the rumors have proven themselves out with respect to ASUS launching an updated version of its popular EeeBox home entertainment PC. Listed on the ASUS website as the EeeBox EB1012, this latest iteration in the small but powerful EeeBox line of PCs has definitely upped the ante in the …

ASUS EeeBox EB1012 Wireless Home Entertainment PC

Nokia is quite well known for its line of mobile phones and there aren’t many who would challenge their market position in that market. However, when it comes to offering consumers portable computers, they have been quite absent from the scene. Well, all that’s about to change with their latest …

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Posted by Piyush on February 12th 2009 | No Responses

The D-Link Powerline DHP-303 Ethernet plug makes use of the existing electrical cabling in our homes to bring internet connectivity to us. This system does away with the investment and effort required for cabling when creating a LAN at home.

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Posted by Piyush on February 10th 2009 | No Responses

The new Check Point ZoneAlarm Z100G is a secure wireless router that promises enterprise level protection for home wireless networks. It’s release was announced by Check Point yesterday. Version 8.0 of the Z100G endeavors to make home wireless networks hacker-proof.

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Posted by Andrew Tingle on February 4th 2009 | No Responses

Just a very brief heads-up to let you know, if you didn’t already, that Mozilla have just made Firefox 3.0.6 – which, of particular note, serves to resolve a security flaw in the implementation of Javascript that could potentially allow hackers to inject and run unauthorized code via an exploit …

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Posted by Piyush on January 16th 2009 | No Responses

Acoustic Research introduced two new internet radios at the CES in Las Vegas – the ARIR600i and ARIR200. Both AR internet radios offer Wi-Fi connectivity so there is no need to tether the radio to a computer. Both radios also feature programs made available via very interesting content partnerships that …

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Posted by Piyush on December 17th 2008 | No Responses

The Vodafone Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) USB offering is a handy little gadget that truly puts the Internet within the reach wherever you are in the United Kingdom or at least 80% of the United Kingdom as stated by Vodafone. If you have this USB tucked away in some corner of your …

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Posted by Piyush on December 15th 2008 | No Responses

Nabaztag the bunny is a Wi-Fi enabled desktop companion and capable of feats that other carrot-chompers can only dream of. This 24-carrot certified gold rabbit can fetch information from the Internet and make available to you. So, whether its news headlines or stock reports, email notifications, weather reports or sports …

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Posted by Piyush on December 12th 2008 | No Responses

Google Chrome 1.0 is available for download, it has passed its beta stage in a 100 days from its beta launch. This is a creditable achievement for the guys working on Chrome considering that Gmail is still in the beta phase – but then I guess that is a far …