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CES Gamers Get a Look at TRENDnet’s Wireless N Adapter
The networking hardware manufacturer claims its 450 Mbps Wireless N Gaming Adapter will “break the infamous 150 Mbps performance barrier.”
Corsair Adds New Mid-Tower Case to Obsidian Series
The company touts the new Obsidian Series 650D as the mid-tower version of its full-tower Obsidian Series 800D.
Hot New Processors, Chipsets, and Motherboards Debut
Desktops, laptops, and mobile devices will get a boost in speed and use less power, and sport “visually stunning” integrated graphics.
Kensington Offers Four New Accessories for iPad, iPhone, and iPod
The backup battery, protective band, touch screen stylus and pen, and dual USB wall charger are designed to increase productivity with Apple devices for both consumers and businesses.
Verbatim Showcases Two New Portable USB Hard Drives at CES 2011
The company offers its first portable USB 3.0 hard drive designed for Mac users, as well as another USB 3.0 hard drives designed for speed and storage.
TRENDnet Offers GREENwifi Technology with Wireless Networking Products
The GREENwifi technology can reduce wireless device power consumption by up to 50 percent at different stages of the wireless information transfer process.
CES 2011 to See Supermicro’s Latest Uni-Processor Platforms
The latest UP products are unveiled just in time for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The platforms are based on the new Intel P67 and Q67 chipsets.
TRENDnet Demos Latest 450 Mbps Tech Router at CES
The company is calling the 450 Mbps concurrent dual band wireless N router the “first to market” of its kind.
ioSafe’s Rugged Portable Offers Physical Security for Mobile Data
The new physical storage product guarantees the security of mobile data from water damage, UV exposure, and ice. A data recovery service is also available.
Mobile Device Phishing: How to Protect Your Customers
Mobile users are more at risk for phishing than desktop users. Find out how to protect your SMB customers from mobile phishing threats. By Elaine J. Hom