Hyundaiは自動車に乗る aを置く USBの港 マイクロソフトの自動車率先のステレオの結合性そしてサポートのためのElantra 2009年の車に Blue&Me.

事実に与えられる明らかであるが実際にUSBの港をいかにで使用できるかそれによっては明確ではないHyundaiのあなた自身を見つけるUSBの港はSYNC GPS装置へのアクセスを与え、フラッシュによって基づいたミュージック・ライブラリーのためのステレオにアクセスし、そして改善されたnavの場所のあなたのPDAからの連絡先情報を表示する。

マイクロソフトへのBlue&Meリンク ページ。

Icron 私達に離れたところでマイルも上のからのUSBで接続することを可能にするExtremeUSBの技術を持って来られて今Icronは私達に電力線上のUSBを持って来ている。 ない悪い状態悪い状態ではなく全然。

特許を取られる統合のIcron ExtremeUSBの技術 そしてPanasonicのリーディングエッジHD-PLCの電力線の通信機器は、システムUSB 2.0の余分の標準的な電力線を拡張しあなたの家またはオフィスのAC出口上のキーボード、プリンター、フラッシュドライブ、ハード・ドライブおよびウェブカメラのような標準的なUSB装置の遠隔結合を可能にする。

「私達はもう一度ExtremeUSBの私達の技術の柔軟性を展示できるために刺激される。 PanasonicのリーディングエッジHD-PLC装置の助けによって、私達はできるすぐに私達のUSB 2.0の余分のずっと標準的な電力線を拡張するためにプラットホームを実行」。 Icronの技術の示されたロバートEisses、大統領およびCEO。 」電力線の技術と私達Panasonicをその映像にUSB 2.0を」加えるために使用するために喜ばされる一点に集中させた家のネットワークソリューションのための主要な触媒があるために安定した。

についてのあなたの頭部を傷付ければ HD-PLCの技術、この説明は助けるかもしれない:

電力線コミュニケーション(PLC)は供給の電力に電力線を使用する、データを送信する技術。 Electricity travels in large, slowly changing waves, while data signals move in small, quickly changing waves. Since these waves travel at different speeds, there is no mutual interference when they travel together. This makes it possible to send data signals through power lines, and access the Internet from power outlets. Original Panasonic HD technology uses this principle to provide the large data transmission capacity and high speed of the HD-PLC Ethernet Adaptor. (more…)

Linksys, a division of Cisco, released their new Wireless G USB Network Adaptor aimed at small business. What Linksys did with this product is incorporate range booster technology to increase signal strength and improve data transfer speeds.

The RangeBooster technology makes the claim that range will increase by double and data transfer speed will increase by about 35%.

And if you’re concerned about security, well then wireless products might be a little scary. Linksys covered their bases with a WPA2 256-bit encryption engine along with a Security Monitoring abilities to get the low-down when there’s a crack-down.

No word on pricing or availability.

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The long awaited wireless USB hubs are starting to show their face. Belkin did a push for nearly a year before their wireless hub came out; Gefen just made their announcement about a 4 port wireless USB hub.

This is an excellent choice for those having peripherals further then a common USB cable connection. The Gefen WUSB hub uses a USB dongle at the host PC and will communicate up to 60 feet to the wireless hub.

Since these types of products have not hit the shelves yet, the real-world transfer rate is yet to be determined. The specification calls for data transfer rates between 55Mb/s to the max of 480Mb/s (wouldn’t that be nice) but I believe that will depend more on distance. (more…)

IOGear is like a rising tide when it comes to cranking out USB products for Geek consumption. It just never stops coming.

From the long list of new IOGear products, here are the four most needed geek items you must have.

1) The IOGear wireless laser mouse with germaphobe coating. I mention this because not only having a wireless mouse is a must-have, but raising the geekness level to the antibacterial state is definitely cool.

2) Show me one Geek who wouldn’t like to have another monitor. And since a primary intrinsic value of geekness is saving space, working from a laptop is very standard, thus limiting the options for endless monitor configurations. The IOGear USB VGA video card adaptor is definitely a must-have for the monitor lacking. (more…)

Wireless technology is everywhere. Whether it’s buzz about something new or a product currently available, I cannot go through a day without reading or bumping into something related to wireless technology.There are seven built in wireless technologies that make the world go round. When I say “built in” I’m talking about products which have wireless technology inside the device. Most familiar to most people are Wireless USB, Bluetooth and RFID. However, there are four more technologies you should at least know about. So here are all seven technologies: WUSB, Bluetooth, RFID, WiMedia, UWB, NFC and ZigBee.

WiMedia - WiMedia refers to the Ultra Wide Band radio platform which enables high data transfer rates. The goal of WiMedia is to standardize the protocols or code used in wireless devices. For example, WiMedia standards are used in Ultra Wide Band (UWB), Bluetooth and WUSB technology products. The end result for a consumer is that WiMedia guarantees (more…)

GetUSB.info has reported on several off-the-shelf USB extenders, but they are high priced, at least for the home user. If you have low signal strength and on a tight budget, here is a tutorial on making your own beefed up WiFi USB extender.

Using this home-brew WiFi extender will help pick up dozens more hot-spots in your area; don’t believe it - we’ll you’ll just have to try it - this really works. The premise of this solution is taking a parabolic dish and bouncing all possible waves into the focal point of the “dish” or in this case, the WiFi USB stick. (more…)