Iomega adds USB drive to HD display link
Iomega today announced a multimedia player that bridges the gap between high definition digital content stored on a USB drive and a HDTV.
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HD Streaming Smackdown: Draft 11n vs. Powerline
You might think that the winner between these two "alternative" networking technologies is obvious. But think again.
ZeeVee Begins Shipping ZvBox
ZeeVee today announced the start of shipments of its ZvBox HD "localcast" device.
D-Link adds domed indoor network camera
D-Link today announced a fixed-dome, high-performance IP-based network camera designed for professional indoor surveillance and security applications.
D-Link shipping D-Life network camera
D-Link today officially launched the first device from the D-Life product family; a surveillance camera kit that enables remote viewing of live streaming video via a web browser.
D-Link shipping networked DivX player, photo frame
D-Link today said it has started shipping the networked DivX media player and photo frame announced earlier this year.
Polycom Spectralink 8002 Wireless Telephone Reviewed
Polycom's new Wi-Fi SIP phone won't disappoint businesses looking to move voice onto their LAN.
HP MediaSmart Connect ready for pre-order
HP today announced that its MediaSmart Connect dual-mode media player is now available for pre-order.
D-Link DPG-1200 PC-on-TV Review
D-Link's PC-on-TV lets you see almost everything on your Windows PC's desktop. But don't count on trouble-free full-screen video viewing.
D-Link adds $100 network camera
Updated 6/14/2008
D-Link yesterday announced two low-cost wired and wireless network cameras that will retail for around $100.
The D-Link DCS-920 Wireless G Network Camera and DCS-910 10/100 Fast Ethernet Internet Camera can be accessed and controlled using any Java-enabled browser and take snapshots and record directly from the Web browser to a local hard drive.
How To Add a Cellular Trunk to Your VoIP System – Part 2
Part 2 of the series details the integration of a Portech MV-370 VoIP GSM Gateway both standalone and with an Asterisk PBX.
ISDN = Integrated Services Digital Notworking? (in the US)
Why should anyone care about a 128 kbps Internet connection technology? Michael Graves can think of two reasons.