صحافة إطلاق:? أندريا يثوّر إلكترونيّة [بك] [سوند قوليتي] مع بداية من جديدة عال حالة إخلاص [أوسب] بطاقة صحيحة.

أندريا يثوّر إلكترونيّة [بك] صوة مع هم كلّ [بوروديو] جديدة? [أوسب-سا] حالة إخلاص عال بطاقة خارجيّة صحيحة.? نعم, هو الشكل من [أوسب] عصا, غير أنّ هو يحزم القوة من يتساوى البطاقات مؤثّرة صحيحة أكثر.? [إين فكت], قد صمّم هو أن يفوق النوعية من [هي-ند] صوة بطاقات.

أندريا إلكترونيّة إختصاصية في ضوضاء [كنسلأيشن] تكنولوجيا ويدمج تكنولوجياهم داخل [بوروديو]? [أوسب-سا] بطاقة صحيحة.? الفكرة أن يزوّد أدوات متفوّقة لضوضاء [كنسلأيشن] لذلك محادثات عن طريق [فويب], يتحدّث قمار, أو فيديو متوفّر على شبكة الإنترنات مثل [يووتثب] سيصوّت كثير على نحو أفضل من من بطاقات تقليديّة صحيحة يؤسّس في [بك] ك.

واحدة من المشاكل أساسيّة مع بطاقات صحيحة في حاسوبك موقعتهم.? يجلس بشكل صحيح [نإكست تو] قوة إمداد تموين أو معالجة [منس] هناك تدهور سمعيّة من ضوضاء يصدر من هذا أدوات.? ب يتلقّى [بوروديو]? [أوسب-سا] حسنت بطاقة خارجيّة صحيحة بعيدا من كلّ هذا, [سوند قوليتي] ك للغاية.? سيحصل يزوّج مع أندريا إلكترونيّة ضوضاء إلغاء تكنولوجيا هو يكون بعيد احتمال أنت أيّ شيء مثل نظيفة وواضحة بما أنّ [بوروديو]? [أوسب-سا].

? استهويت نحن كان فورا ب ال [كمبكت سز] والنوعية. ليس الأداة [فولّ دوبلإكس] صحيحة [بتيت] وجه جميلة. هو أنتج المنخفضة ضوضاء أرضية من أيّ [سوندكرد] سابقة نحن قد اختبرنا.? يقول [لونيس] [أركتّ] من [نووبرينر], [رسلّر] [فلو-دّد] من [سبيش ركنيأيشن] تجهيز وبرمجيّة.? ? يبدو ال [أوسب-سا] أن يكون فكرة جيّدة خارجا وبشكل جذّاب سعّر. بعض من الميكروفونات أنّ نحن نبيع يتلقّى صعوبة مع [فولّ دوبلإكس] [أوسب] قرن غير أنّ لا شيء يتلقّى مشكلة مع ال [أوسب-سا], أيّ يكون الآن شيء مفضّلنا.?

[بوروديو]? [أوسب-سا] بطاقة خارجيّة صحيحة يتوفّر من [ا نومبر وف] متوفّر على شبكة الإنترنات تاجر تجزئة ومآخذ.? يسعّر [$45وسد].? أندريا إلكترونيّة منتوج صفحة.

[إيكرون] is leading the way in low cost USB extension options with their new Ranger 2101 and Ranger 2104 products. These extension adapters are a single connect to extend a USB device up to 100 meters away. The concept is simple, through USB and CAT5 Icron ExtremeUSB technology can maintain high speed USB transfer rates over such a hard wired configuration.

The Ranger 2101 is a single connect ExtremeUSB extension box with a retail price of $349 and the Ranger 2104 is a single connect with 4 port end-point hub for multiple device connection for only $389. To learn more about the Icron ExtremeUSB technology read my earlier posts.

As for today’s announcement:

?Our customers are connecting USB enabled devices in more challenging and unique applications which demand higher performance and flexibility from our ExtremeUSB technology.? stated Robert Eisses, President and CEO of Icron Technologies. ?We are committed to enhancing the technology to increase the implementation options to be able to dramatically expand the market for ExtremeUSB technology. Ranger 2101 and Ranger 2104 are the initial products in a new series of solutions from Icron that include other cost down products and ultimately a family of single chip ExtremeUSB devices, ideal for embedding into a variety of applications.?

Over the past 18 months the company has focused its Research and Development initiatives on evolving its core ExtremeUSB technology to be more flexible and cost effective to encourage quick adoption into larger markets. With over 2 Billion USB ports shipped (more…)

Press Release: Philips Launches New USB Smart Key for Dictation Product Line.

Philips is the first company to offer such a tool, which replaces current dongles and older security codes that had to be manually typed in. The USB Smart Key is now packaged with Philips SpeechExec Pro Dictate and Philips SpeechExec Pro Transcribe, as well as Transcribe software packages.

The USB Smart Key can simply be inserted into a USB port and the software will automatically access the license stored on the key. The license can then be easily transferred to a computer with the touch of a download button and, after download is complete, the key is no longer needed for licensing and users can work on that computer without having to keep and carry a dongle. If a user wishes to work with the dictation software on an office computer as well as a computer at home, the USB Smart Key allows him or her to switch from one computer to another without having to purchase a second license. (more…)

Press Release - BURNABY, B.C., September 13, 2007 - Icron Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: IT), the developers of ExtremeUSB? places as one of the fastest growing companies in British Columbia by Business in Vancouver newspaper. Icron ranks in at 64 based upon their revenue growth between and including 2002 / 2006 which increased 213% during this period.

This is Icron?s second recognition of rapid growth in the last three months

Ranking BC?s Fastest-Growing Companies by five-year revenue growth, the BIV Top 100 Fastest Growing Companies List profiles BC?s most successful growth companies. Published in the September 4th issue of BIV, the list shows that companies in BC are excelling more than ever before in this sustained economic boom. (more…)

Press Release - BURNABY, B.C. September 13, 2007 - Icron Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: IT), the developers of ExtremeUSB? today announced that it has been issued a patent from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office for enhancements to its ExtremeUSB technology for high-speed USB 2.0 implementations.

This patent, titled ?Method and apparatus for extending the range of the universal serial bus protocol?, builds upon earlier patents covering USB 1.1 range extension. The invention described in the patent enables long-range or increased latency communication between high-speed (480 Mb/s) host controllers and full-speed (12 Mb/s) peripherals. It also provides support for the high-bandwidth peripherals that were introduced by the USB 2.0 specification. The issuance of this patent is the third of a series of applications filed through the Patent Corporation Treaty in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom patent was issued in December 2005 and the US patent was issued in January of 2007.

Icron?s ExtremeUSB 2.0 technology allows manufacturers of PC?s, peripherals, and consumer electronics to extend the range that USB 2.0 devices can operate over UTP cable, fiber optics, power line or any wireless media at any distance without making any changes to the USB ecosystem. This ensures that users will have a ?plug and play? experience right out of the box, requiring no additional drivers, host controller changes, or user configurations. It supports all USB supported operating systems including Windows, MAC OS, Linux, Unix and Solaris.

?As Icron continues to evolve our ExtremeUSB technology and implement it over more and more platforms, we will continue to expand out patent portfolio to protect our intellectual property in the USB technology space.?

commented Robert Eisses, President and CEO for Icron. USB 2.0 continues to be the most recognized and successful interface for device connectivity in the PC, CE and mobile device market. Icron continues its leadership in the USB 2.0 market with the receipt of this patent and expansion of its USB 2.0 extension product line including new long distance wired, USB over Power Line and wireless USB solutions.

About Icron Technologies Corporation

Icron Technologies Corporation?s patented ExtremeUSB? technology extends the range of USB in wired environments and enables wireless USB over any RF technology. ExtremeUSB is the only USB-IF compliant extension solution and is deployed globally in a wide range of applications including: industrial automation, medical device, aerospace, KVM and computer networking. ExtremeUSB technology is available in a variety of formats including technology licenses, OEM modules, developer kits, as well as branded and private-label products.

Icron is a publicly traded corporation and trades under the symbol “IT” on the TSX Venture Exchange. For more information on the company and its products, please visit www.icron.com.

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Press Release - Burnaby BC., June 19, 2007 ? Icron Technologies Corporation (TSX Venture: IT), the developers of ExtremeUSB? announced that Gefen Inc, of Woodland Hills, California, has launched a wireless USB 2.0 extender based on Icron?s ExtremeUSB technology at this years InfoComm 07 show in Anaheim, CA from June 19th to the 21st.

The Gefen wireless USB extender supports the connection of hi-speed USB 2.0 and 1.1 devices up to 100 feet from the computer. It works with both Apple (OSX) and PC (Windows, Linux) systems using Icron Technologies? ExtremeUSB based on 802.11g technology. The receiver is a four-port USB hub that can support multiple devices by adding additional hubs. Data can be delivered at high speeds, thanks to optimized circuitry.

“We believe this reliable and wireless method of USB extension will significantly enhance the way systems operate well into the future,” said Hagai Gefen, president and CEO. “Subsequent versions will also support multiple receiver hubs connected to one sender unit, allowing a same time distribution that delivers data real-time with no cables.”

Like most of Gefen’s extender solutions, the wireless USB 2.0 extender uses small sender and receiver units connected to the computer and to the extended USB devices. No cables are needed to link sender to the receiver, which allows connection to cameras, keyboards, printers, hard drives or any USB 2.0 devices at distances up to 100 feet away. (more…)

Jungo’s Software Connectivity Business Unit, a market leading provider of USB software protocol stacks, driver development tools and testing tools, today announced the release of version 1.01 of its USBTester product line: a software USB testing tool that enables USB developers to quickly validate their USB devices for USB compatibility, Chapter 9 conformance and mass storage functionality and performance.

A thoughtful feature Jungo included with this release version is the ability to configure read and write tests to any block size. I’m especially pleased with this configuration option as I spoke with Matan Naor of Jungo to implement this ability. Thanks! It allows developers to test their code when optimizing for different packet sizes in their embedded firmware. (more…)