Ubicom and Ralink have created reference designs for networked music players.
Cisco spent its CES press event nickel today wooing service providers on its vision for yet another mashup of conventional TV, online content, social media and, of course, apps.
Actiontec
announced a "multi-room" wireless HDMI adapter kit.
Atheros
has two new chipsets aimed at bringing down the cost of new N routers.
Qualcomm is buying Atheros for $3.1 B. Hope they don’t bury them like
they have other acquisitions.
NETGEAR’s CES 2011 announcements include new wireless routers, powerline adapters and updated Push2TV Adapter.
TP-Link’s
CES introductions include a simultaneous dual-band three-stream N router, IP
cam and mini single stream N USB adapter.
Updated: D-Link
introduced its usual boatload of products at CES. Let’s see how many of
them actually ship this year.
Clickfree
has added a wireless model to its stable of automatic backup products.
Seagate’s rollouts are all about making its GoFlex portable drive line a defacto portable drive standard.
TRENDnet
seems to be the only company that realizes that three-stream N routers need
to connect to something besides notebook computers.
First
came "green" switches. Now TRENDnet says it has come up with
power-saving Wi-Fi.