royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 15 2009 | wifi, wireless, routers
Quoted: New routers can transmit data faster and allow a dozen devices to be connected simultaneously.
The wireless home network that freed you from sitting in a single location to browse Web sites, download videos and make free phone calls may be getting balky. The videos pause, instant messaging apps mysteriously disconnect in midchat, and you can’t get a connection in the far corner bedroom any more.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - May 08 2009 | internet, wifi, mifi, wireless, hotspot, mobile internet
Quoted: But imagine if you could get online anywhere you liked — in a taxi, on the beach, in a hotel with disgustingly overpriced Wi-Fi — without messing around with cellular modems. What if you had a personal Wi-Fi bubble, a private hot spot, that followed you everywhere you go?
Incredibly, there is such a thing. It’s the Novatel MiFi 2200, available from Verizon starting in mid-May ($100 with two-year contract, after rebate). It’s a little wisp of a thing, like a triple-thick credit card.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 16 2008 | internet, travel, power, wireless, wifi, ethernet
Just got this and will be trying it out on an upcoming trip. Looks well made and comes with a semi-hard travel case and a flat, roll-up Ethernet cable.
About the only disadvantage from what I can tell is that it can't connect to an encrypted WiFi connection for the purposes of establishing a wired connection to a machine. This is not a scenario that I personally need.
Minor nit: Since I always have an Ethernet cable in each of the two bags I carry my laptop bag in, I don't need the roll-up Ethernet cable. But, if I leave it out, there's empty room in the travel case, which could possibly lead to it being crushed.
UPDATE: I'm very happy with it. It even subbed in my house when I had to send in my "big" router for a warranty exchange. That did expose another disadvantage -- range is a bit weak, probably because it has a small, internal antenna. The laptop card may matter too. A current card had no problem connecting at 60 feet away, while an older A/B card was unable to connect at 30 feet with just one wall in the way (both cards were internal to the laptops).
Quoted: The Linksys Wireless-G Travel Router with SpeedBooster lets you carry a wireless network wherever you go. There's a built-in access point, which lets you connect SpeedBooster-enhanced and regular Wireless-G and Wireless-B devices to the network. There's also an Ethernet port to connect your wired PC. The Router function ties it together and lets your PCs share a wired or wireless Internet connection.
The travel-friendly form factor includes a built-in power supply and antenna--it even comes with a travel case! Create a temporary, personal, wireless access "bubble" in your hotel room. Just plug the Router directly into the wall, and connect the hotel's fast Internet service cable. You can also create a shared-access bubble attached to a wireless Internet connection to use multiple devices on a single hotspot account in a coffee shop or airport lounge.
To protect your data and privacy, the Wireless-G Broadband Router can encode all wireless transmissions with WEP or extra-strength WPA Personal encryption. The Router can serve as a DHCP Server, has a powerful SPI firewall to protect your PCs against intruders and most known Internet attacks, and supports VPN pass-through. Configuration is a snap with the web browser-based configuration utility.

royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 12 2008 | music, stereo, wireless, internet, mp3, mp3 player
$150 - best price in its class
Quoted: Roku SoundBridge plays your PC or Mac digital music files anywhere in the house - connecting your stereo or powered speakers to your computer's digital music library. Or, listen to a variety of Internet Radio stations without even turning on your computer. WMA, MP3, AAC, AIFF, ALAC, and WAV music formats are supported - making it the most compatible music player around.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 09 2008 | music, stereo, wireless, internet, mp3, mp3 player
$399 for just the controller (add $350 or more for a player).
Quoted: Your digital home is not complete without a Sonos Controller, the wireless digital jukebox that lets you organize your digital music library, share, listen, choose zones, so you can play the same song synchronously in every room or play different songs in different rooms. A wireless handheld device, it comes with a full-color LCD screen and scroll wheel to control your music and zone selections.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 09 2008 | music, stereo, wireless, internet, mp3, mp3 player
$399
Quoted: Listen to the music you love in any room in your home. Browse and play songs from your personal collection, online music services, and Internet radio. Enjoy crystal clear, CD-quality audio in your home theater, the stereo in your bedroom, the mini system in the kitchen — anywhere you have audio gear.
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 09 2008 | music, stereo, wireless, internet, mp3, mp3 player
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 15 2007 | color, laser, wireless
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 17 2006 | audio, headphones, stereo, wireless
royleban | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 17 2006 | headphones, wireless
Possible wireless headphones for working out. A bit pricey.
Quoted: Take the freedom of wireless headphones with you everywhere you go. The wireless solution in Saitek™'s A-350 Wireless Headphones provides a 32-ft. range of high-quality digital audio from almost any standard stereo, portable music player or computer.
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