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  • Millis Public Schools Embraces Personalized Learning Initiative with Xirrus Wi-Fi Arrays

    Millis Public Schools Embraces Personalized Learning Initiative with Xirrus Wi-Fi Arrays

    Posted on June 7, 2011 | No Comments
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  • The InFocus DisplayLink Wireless system cuts the cord between Macs and InFocus projectors

    The InFocus DisplayLink Wireless system cuts the cord between Macs and InFocus projectors

    Posted on February 8, 2010 | No Comments
    One of the most frustrating things about using a projector is setting up all the cords. You have to connect the video, probably the audio (at least in a business setting) and get the whole thing up and running. If you have a Mac, life gets even more complicated due to the lack of an HDMI or DVI port, which is the industry standard for projectors. InFocus is fixing all that with their new DisplayLink wireless technology.

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  • TDK announces wireless (Kleer) headphones

    TDK announces wireless (Kleer) headphones

    Posted on February 1, 2010 | No Comments
    TDK's main business is producing not too sexy electronic materials and data-storage media, which means the company announcing [JP] new headphones today is a rare occasion. The TH-WR700, to be marketed under Imation's "TDK Life on Record" brand, are wireless headphones (2.4GHz) that are based on Kleer (not Bluetooth) technology.

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  • The Queen’s Digital English: The Kindle is coming to the UK

    The Queen’s Digital English: The Kindle is coming to the UK

    Posted on September 30, 2009 | No Comments
    Seems our compatriots across the sea will have the Amazon Kindle as soon as next week. "Reliable sources" have confirmed that the publishers involved signed non-disclosure agreements, adding weight to our previous suspicions that the e-book reader would be available in Britain this fall. It's all quite a cloak-and-dagger event. Amazon's current wireless provider, Qualcomm, seems to be the one that will handle the magical spells wireless solution that gives Kindle owners access to an entire library in their pocket.

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  • WiTricity to bring wireless power to home, office, public restrooms

    WiTricity to bring wireless power to home, office, public restrooms

    Posted on July 27, 2009 | No Comments
    WiTricity is working on a wireless power solution that can send power over short distances, thereby reducing the need for wires and cables. The system uses resonant magnetic coupling - essentially a form of radio trasnmission - that can send enough power to charge cellphones or run a television. The actual technology is still a ways of - near field charging will probably appear before this does - but it's nice to know someone is trying.

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  • Icron’s ExtremeUSB-based PC-on-TV tech goes wireless

    Icron’s ExtremeUSB-based PC-on-TV tech goes wireless

    Posted on May 26, 2009 | No Comments

    Icron's PC-on-TV solution has been out and about since late last year, but we'd venture to say that adoption in the consumer market has been minimal at best. 'Course, the bevy of internet-to-TV set-top boxes that have emerged in the meanwhile certainly haven't help its cause, and the whole "wired Ethernet" requirement was also a real deal-breaker, ladies. Now, it seems as if the company is looking to leapfrog those who leapfrogged it by showcasing a wireless (802.11n) solution at the Connections Digital Living Conference. The product is still based around its ExtremeUSB technology, which passes along VGA / USB signals from a PC to a TV so that your computer can be fully seen and controlled on your den's HDTV. Unfortunately, two critical data points are still missing: first, there's no expected release date, and second, there's no independent reports on how well all of this works sans cabling.

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