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- 802.11n approved; Not 'new' and hardly groundbreaking
- I'm moving to itWell, if all you do is check email and write blog posts all day - then yeah, g is fine.BUT - if you ever intend on watching high-def video or play games, then even g is not enough. You'll want n.WiMAX is interesting, BUT:-No computer we have...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-14
- Researchers crack WPA Wi-Fi encryption in 60 seconds
- Thats why WPA2 is the only way to go..WPA is nice for backwards compatibility - esp those that cant talk WPA2 (AES-CCMP) but this is all the more reason to remove these devices. I personally use WPA2-ENT [yes at home] which I understand is not the norm :) but I...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-27
- Netgear Wireless-N Router WNR2000
- The Netgear Wireless-N Router WNR2000 is a compact and simple Wireless-N router with a friendly price of just around $70. The router offers decent throughput speeds and excellent range, and it's also the first router from Netgear to come with a free, comprehensive Web-based Web-filtering tool. Missing are some extras,...
- Product reviews 2009-08-20
- Another "death of the PC post" - but I think it's true
- Another "death of the PC post" - but I think it's trueThe PC as originally designed is already dead...... we just changed the meaning. When PC were first designed, they were stand-alone entities. Now if you were to ask 100 random PC users if they are connected to the internet,...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-16
- A CIO's take on the home PC support dilemma
- A CIO's take on the home PC support dilemmaGood ArticleYou're right. It's a slippery slope with personal computer repair. Even if you tell people that you don't have liability, it is assumed that you do. Many people also treat the job of repairing strangers' computers as if...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-16
- Should we share our Wi-Fi in the name of cloud?
- Should we share our Wi-Fi in the name of cloud?Once all the ISPs start implementing volume capsyou can forget that idea.I'm confused...A router turns off when the PC attached to it is turned off?It's already there: FONCheck this:http://www.fon.com/en/info/whatsFonPretty big in The Netherlands already.Sounds great ... UNTIL.......the RIAA sues you because...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-02
- Apple Airport Express: Okay, Okay, I love the damn thing.
- The Apple Airport Express, a pocket-sized wireless access point and SOHO router was refreshed with 5Ghz Wireless Draft-N capability in March of 2009. Click to view the gallery. As many of you know, I make my living as a systems architect...
- Blog posts 2009-05-22
- The wireless escapades: the inevitable journey into frustration
- The wireless escapades: the inevitable journey into frustrationThere is another solution...This isn't a problem I have due to living in a 2 bed flat, but my folks had the same issue when I lived there or rather I did and the way I got round it was using two wireless...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-11
- D-Link turns every power outlet into wall-to-wall network
- D-Link today introduced its next-generation PowerLine adapter kit that connects computers, high-definition media players, game consoles, network attached storage and Internet content in the home. The PowerLine HD Ethernet Adapter Starter Kit (DHP-303) allows the user to take advantage of existing home electrical wiring to...
- Blog posts 2009-04-15
- Apple Mac Mini (2.0GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 320GB, Winter 2009)
- Editor's note: While we evaluated each new Mac Mini separately, the chassis and many of the core features of each model are the same, so many of the descriptions are copied over from the entry-level Mac Mini. Apple breathed fresh air into its line of Mac Minis, whose specs haven't...
- Product reviews 2009-03-06
- 125-Year-Old Private School Delivers Anytime/Anywhere Access to Academic Resources Using 3Com Wireless Switches & Access Points
- Founded in 1879 as Philadelphia's first private school for girls, Springside School is committed to giving its 639 college-bound students the very best education 21st century resources can provide. Although fast, secure, and reliable, the initial 3Com solution limited student and faculty access to wired Ethernet ports. This restricted the...
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- 3Com Switch 7700 Delivers Future-Proof Networking for One of UK's Oldest, Most Prestigious Schools
- One of the UK's oldest learning institutions, Sevenoaks School was founded in 1432 by William Sevenoke, then Mayor of London. School wanted to future-proof its network to allow new IP-based applications, such as IP Telephony and videoconferencing. The school was keen to create Virtual LANs VLANs to enhance network security...
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- Underwood-Memorial Hospital Launches Hospital-Wide Wireless Healthcare Network Using Powerful 3Com Wireless Solution
- Underwood-Memorial Hospital in Woodbury, NJ, accredited with full standards compliance by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, is a 305-licensed bed, acute care, non-profit hospital and is Gloucester County's largest employer. Underwood-Memorial wanted a sophisticated clinical system giving its staff fast access to medical data where it's needed...
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- Single 3Com Infrastructure Pays Off for TM R&D
- As the Research & Development arm of Malaysia's largest telecom operator, Telekom Malaysia Berhad TM, Research & Development (R&D) develops new-generation network and broadband initiatives that will support TM's next-generation network. R&D needed to Standardize on a single network platform; with ease of deployment and management; along with future-proofed to...
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- Windows 7: What does 'feature complete' mean?
- Windows 7: What does 'feature complete' mean?Feature Complete?Windows 7 at this point will almost certainly not be feature complete in any sense than they're not adding any more features to it.I'm still waiting for the official beta, and checking my connect account each day in anticipation, but I can already...
- Discussion threads 2008-12-30
- Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?
- Why did Microsoft wait 7 years to fix SMBRelay attack flaw?Sour over mis-predicting the patches this month?First off, does anyone proof-read these posts? Multiple typos/grammatical errors make it look like this was rushed out... Anyway.Mentioning the token-kidnapping issue makes me wonder if Ryan is sour that his patch prediction (on...
- Discussion threads 2008-11-12
- Motorola pushes secured wireless LAN into enterprise
- Motorola, with the close of its acquisition of AirDefense at the end of last month, is wasting no time integrating AirDefense's wireless security technology into its wireless LAN access points. Today, as part of the company's announcement of a hardware-based wireless intrusion prevention system built into its...
- Blog posts 2008-10-21
- C'mon, Vista really isn't that bad
- Picture the scene. A small country pub in Canterbury, a warm, autumn evening, surrounded by friends drinking and smoking in the beer garden; relaxing after a difficult, hard day at work. The birds are singing, the breeze is light and feathering our very souls. This is heaven....
- Blog posts 2008-10-08
- Experimental Triple-Play Service Delivery Using Commodity Wireless LAN Hardware
- This paper studies the feasibility of utilizing Wireless Local Area Network WLAN technology to deliver the Triple-Play services (video, voice and data) over a specific system model. Existing protocols are shown to not efficiently manage the wireless channel therefore one proposes a new Triple-Play Time Division Multiple Access (TP-TDMA) Media...
- White papers 2008-09-04
- Hacking SCADA for terrorism and destruction
- Hacking SCADA for terrorism and destructionSCADA vulnerabilityAs an Engineer who has spent the past 20 years working on SCADA systems for water and wastewater plants, I have some comments on this article. And yes we are a user of CitectSCADA First, where I work, we NEVER connect our...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-12
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