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ToughTech Duo QR enclosure for portable, protected storage
The ToughTech Duo is a portable storage system that accepts two 2.5-inch notebook drives in an aluminum enclosure which disappates heat without using a fan. Users who desire a speed boost can select
OtterBox unveils commuter lineup of eReader cases
Acknowledging the increasing popularity of eReader devices, OtterBox last week unveiled its Commuter Series of cases for the latest eReader on the market. The lineup includes the Amazon Kindle 3 ,
Flaw in Sandy Bridge chipset disclosed; will cost Intel $700M to fix
A critical design flaw has been discovered in Intel's ( NASDAQ: INTC ) Sandy Bridge chipset, announced the company in a statement released on Monday. The problem affects customers who bought second
ZoneSwitch from Ruckus Wireless offers PoE, Gigabit
Enterprises with a need for high-speed gigabit networking incorporating Power over Ethernet capability might want to take a look at the ZoneSwitch from Ruckus Wireless. Designed for edge network
KeePass open source password manager
Most IT professionals are aware that it's generally a very bad idea to reuse passwords, as well as the importance of regularly changing one's password. However, the major problem stymieing secure
Cisco beefs up Ethernet switch offerings
Network giant Cisco Systems has released a slew of new products, among them the Catalyst 3750-X and 3560-X network switches. Both switches come in either 24 or 48 ports configuration, with selected
Planning for next-generation Power over Ethernet
Now that the IEEE802.3at Power over Ethernet standard was rectified this month, the stage is set for a paradigm shift in terms of delivering power--up to 30W of it--to a broad range of appliances and
HP ProCurve controllers feature both wired and wireless
HP's networking division has unveiled a new "in-wall" access device that combines an 802.11b/g wireless Access Point (AP) with a built-in, four-port Ethernet switch. The HP ProCurve MSM317 Access
The transition between Ethernet to Wireless LAN
The prevalence of wireless LAN (WLAN) networks has caused 50 to 90 percent of Ethernet ports to go unused at many companies. The irony here is that many remain unconvinced of the robustness of
