Halon Security Router Firewall

Posted on May 4th, 2012 in Security | No Comments

The aim of the new Halon Security Router Firewall is to bring the Internet firewall into the IPv6 age.

Halon Security claims that despite the move to IPv6 looming on everyone’s doorstep, “few firewall manufacturers seem to focus on the greatest change in how the world communicates since the Internet was born”. The company’s innovation is to build a custom, OpenBSD-based OS from the ground up with a focus on IPv6, security and performance. Core features include high-performance routing, wire-speed throughput and hardware-accelerated AES IPSec VPN, load balancing and failover.

Customers can choose a hardware appliance, a virtualization environment or a standard server hardware solution, all of which offer identical security, performance and management capabilities. A free evaluation copy is available for download from Halon Security’s Web site.

Opengear ACM5500

Posted on May 1st, 2012 in Hardware | No Comments

According to device-maker Opengear, existing tools for remote monitoring and management tend to be complex and costly. Problem solved, says Opengear, thanks to the firm’s new Opengear ACM5500 family of customizable remote monitoring and management gateways. The product line makes it convenient for managed service providers to monitor and manage their customers’ network infrastructure remotely, whether on the road, in an office or at another customer site.

Customized alert thresholds proactively track device status, and problems often can be fixed earlier than ever, allowing for satisfied customers and avoided crises. A key product feature is Opengear’s dedicated secure hardware agent, which gives MSPs visibility into and the ability to monitor and control customers’ network infrastructure devices even behind a firewall. Based on open standards, the Opengear ACM5500 product family complements the tools currently used to manage customers’ IT environments (such as Cisco, Juniper, Avaya, F5 and so on), so there is no “rip and replace”.

Linksys RE1000 Wireless-N Range Extender

Posted on April 12th, 2012 in Wireless Router | No Comments

Boost your wireless signal with the Linksys RE1000 Wireless-N Range Extender and enjoy Wi-Fi in every nook and cranny of your home. 802.11n wireless technology and multiple-input and multiple-output antennas help extend your router’s wireless coverage to the hard-to-reach areas of your home.The Linksys RE1000 Wireless-N Range Extender works with all b/g/n Wi-Fi devices and includes a built-in Ethernet port, so any wireless or wired Ethernet device will function seamlessly with your wireless network.

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Creative Ziisound D5X wireless speaker

Posted on April 7th, 2012 in Hardware | No Comments

Creative Ziisound D5X wireless speaker

The Creative ZiiSound D5x is Bluetooth-compatible and allows wireless linking, so you can get great sound anywhere and from devices such as mobile phones and notebooks, too.

The Creative ZiiSound D5x speaker’s efficient digital amplifiers deliver striking accuracy, detail and atmosphere, while the DSX subwoofer incorporates Creative’s Symmetrically Loaded Acoustic Module (SLAM) for that signature deep, tight and fast bass sound. The D5X is easily upgradeable — adding additional D5X or DSX modules is a cinch and robust wireless technology gives you flexibility when placing them.

Prolink PMO717G Wireless Mouse

Posted on April 3rd, 2012 in Hardware | 2 Comments

Prolink PMO717G Wireless Mouse

Reduce cable clutter with PROLiNK new entry-level wireless mouse, the Prolink PMO717G. It features advanced Bluesurf technology which allows the mouse to glide effortlessly across most surfaces and comes with a 1,600dpi
sensor for smooth, precise tracking., making it great for a variety of activities, from image editing, to gaming or just plain surfing the Internet. Available in five colours, the PMO717G will make a stylish, high-quality addition to your desktop.

Logitech Wireless Headset

Posted on February 25th, 2012 in Hardware | 2 Comments

Time to cut the cords and lose the handset tethered to your ear; sometimes you just want to listen and chat in comfort.

The Logitech Wireless Headset pairs with the iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and other Bluetooth devices for listening to music, watching videos, playing online games, and making phone calls. Logitech includes laser-tuned drivers that produce rich sound, and the adjustable microphone features noise-canceling technology to reduce background noise during phone calls and FaceTime chats. When not in use, the mic flips up so it is hidden under the headband, which is also adjustable. The right side includes the power switch, mute button, volume control, and charging port, and the rechargeable battery is rated for up to six hours (USB charging cable included). The headset is lightweight and folds into a compact package, making it a good choice for travelers.

Vertix PR1 3G Portable Wireless Router

Posted on February 2nd, 2012 in Hardware | No Comments

Vertix PR1 3G wireless router

Get a local data SIM card when you travel so you can hop online at lower rates instead of racking up data roaming charges.

That plus a device like this Vertix may save you from huge phone bill.

So if you can get it, using a local data SIM when overseas is a no-brainer. But sharing that bandwidth with your laptop, tablet and smartphone can be trickier.

Use a 3G wireless router or Mi-Fi device like this Vertix. It becomes your own hot spot that your devices can log on to.

This gadget works just like your home router. But it is battery driven so you can use it even when you are en route to a meeting in a speeding taxi. Charging is via a standard mini-USB port so there is no need to pack an additional charger when you travel.

The Vertix is the size of a memory card reader. It fits easily in your pocket. Compared to another battery-driven 3G router of about the same price, the Edimax 3G-6218n, the Vertix is only half the size.

To work, such routers need a USB modem dongle, the type that is supplied by telcos with mobile data subcriptions – unlike Huawei models that have integrated modems.

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