Trackstick is a new hot product that basically works as a GPS tracker. It isn’t a real-time tracker, like in the movies where the police have their little radar screen and it shows a blip of where the person being tracked is. This device basically logs all of the data and stores it on a […]
When I say 3G for all, I don’t mean “3G for anyone willing to pay $60 a month.” But at the same time I admit I don’t mean “3G for anyone regardless of anything.”
With 3G technology, information can be accessed from practically anywhere now as long as that candidate pays for a subscription from a […]
It would seem that USB has infinite capabilities since it is so popular. With a 480 mbps data transfer speed and easy to use connector, there’s no wonder why its so universal. The only problem many people run into when it comes to USB and other digital signals is its length limitation. USB can only […]
Many buildings and homes these days are opting for fiber optics. How does it work and why are people switching, you might ask. There are many reasons to switch, and it might not be quite as expensive as you think.
Fiber optic patch cable work much differently than the other alternative which is copper cable. Instead […]
Who cares about touch screen technology, anyway? After all, it’s only the cutting edge of the future of digital media and resolves a number of problems commonly encountered when utilizing conventional CPU setups in unconventional environments, such as industrial, manufacturing, commercial, and domestic environments.
Hm.. I guess we *should* care about touch screen monitors, after all. […]
HDMI was revised back in September of 2006 and is known as HDMI 1.3. It wasn’t until the last 6 months or so however that the new signal has been making a strong showing in devices. Is it worth switching out your expensive HDMI equipment for the new standard? Let’s consider what’s changed:
The single-link bandwidth […]
There are many situations where finding a high-quality low-cost way to mirror and distribute one HDMI signal to multiple displays is crucial. One popular application is in commercial settings where you have several different locations that require you to feed the same video simultaneously for entertainment, information feeds to the public, or even for quickly […]
Since the beginning of the computer age, engineers have been trying to invent ways to transfer data faster and more efficiently. Today the most popular method is via USB, or Universal Serial Bus which can transfer data at a maximum speed of 480 mbps. But what were the past interfaces?
There have been many advancements in […]
Class 1 and Class 2 Bluetooth run at the same speed, the only difference is in the range. Class 1 Bluetooth has a much higher range, but must be used with another Class 1 Bluetooth device in order to work. Class 2 Bluetooth devices can be used with Class 1 devices, so long as the […]
Designed particularly for use over long distances, this USB Bluetooth dongle is the last word in Bluetooth connectivity. The Class 1 designation means that you can connect to other Class 1 devices at distances up to 100 meters, through walls or other obstacles. The adapter features an antenna and internal Broadcom radio, meaning that you […]