WECA (The Wireless Ethernet Compatability Alliance) the leading standards body for wireless networking technology was ready to brand wireless networks that use the 802.11a (5GHz/54mbit) as the new "Wi-Fi5" standard.WECA has pulled back from that and has at least tentatively dropped plans to stamp 802.11a certified equipment as "Wi-Fi5Focus groups studies by WECA told them that users found the "Wi-Fi5" branding confusing and sent the wrong message to customers. Read more
Lacie is offering a 5-disk RAID with a capacity of 5 TB (5 x 1 TB). The "S2S" uses a 3 Gb/s SATA interface and is promised to achieve burst data transfer rates of more than 200 MB/s. Lacie said that up to four S2S boxes can be connected via an included e Read more
The HDD Docking Station is a known accessory, as it allows inserting a 3.5” drive into an external device and connecting to a PC via USB 2.0. The new version supports two drives at the same time and supports eSATA. Read more
Gordon Stitt, president and CEO of Extreme Networks Inc., posed the question, "Is there anything left to invent?" in his keynote address this morning at Networld + Interop. Read more
We tightened the budget on this month’s enthusiast-level system while loosening our belt for the low-cost gamer box by a similar percentage. Today we gauge the effect of these changes on performance and value and compare to last month's machines. Read more
On this, the second day of our System Builder Marathon, Don turns down the price tag of his mid-range build looking for a sweet spot just above the $1,000 marker. Let's see what sort of hardware he found for it! Read more
This month's System Builder Marathon is all about your feedback to us. We've revamped our entry-level and mid-range PCs with new price points. Let's kick things off with what we think is the best value at a $625 price point! Read more
Where were we in 2008 and where are we heading in 2009? In his State of the Personal Computer address, Alan Dang shares his insights as a user of three different platforms--Mac, Windows, and Linux. Read more
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