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Felisa Yang
CES 2006: Felisa Yang
Felisa covers networking, storage, VoIP, and everything in between. She's reviewed a wide variety of products from routers and adapters, to enormous hard drives and the tiniest flash drives, to services that let you talk on the phone for mere pennies.
Iomega's ScreenPlay makes your A/V jukebox portable
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 06, 2006, 7:17 PM PST
Gigabytes of storage are such a commodity now that it's not enough to just make a big hard drive; you have to add features. Iomega, a long time player in the storage arena, has run with this concept and embedded multimedia playing capabilities into its mobile ScreenPlay Multimedia Drive. It's a... ( read more )
LaCie dresses up its new hard drives
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 06, 2006, 5:21 PM PST
LaCie unveiled a whole passel of new hard drives at this year's CES. True to form, LaCie's drives aren't your grandpa's hard drives, all clunky and generic-looking. Form and function are equally important to this Mac-centric company (did you see their Lego-influenced Brick Hard Drives last year?).... ( read more )
Hawking reveals home monitor/control line of products
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 06, 2006, 12:18 PM PST
At CES 2006, Hawking Technologies gave a preview of its line of HomeRemote wireless home automation products. Though we got to look only at models of the products, the line seems all-inclusive and interesting. At the heart of the HomeRemote family are the Wireless Home Automation Gateway, which... ( read more )
Maxtor releases the entire line of OneTouch III drives
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 06, 2006, 12:13 PM PST
As a logical follow-up to the OneTouch III Turbo Edition hard drive announced last year, Maxtor released the entire family of OneTouch III drives at CES. Totally redesigned, the drives feature a ruggedized look and feel, with an I-beam shape and a rubber-textured exterior that feels nicely grippy.... ( read more )
D-Link unveils two new members of MediaLounge family
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 5:55 PM PST
At CES, D-Link showcased a couple of storage products so new they don't even have names yet. Both are part of the MediaLounge family of digital entertainment devices. The NSE-1701 is a gigabit storage enclosure that lets you install two 3.5-inch SATA hard drives of your choice. The enclosure comes... ( read more )
Buffalo's LinkStation goes Mediabolic
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 5:45 PM PST
Like Buffalo's new TeraStation Home Server, the LinkStation external hard drive has had a Mediabolic makeover, making the LinkStation Home Server DLNA compliant. Mediabolic's NAS Media Server software allows the NAS drive to serve up a variety of... ( read more )
Buffalo gives the TeraStation a Mediabolic boost
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 2:39 PM PST
Buffalo has taken its impressive TeraStation and turned it into a home server by rolling in Mediabolic's media server software. Built to conform to the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) guidelines, the Buffalo TeraStation Home Server is... ( read more )
Maxtor's Shared Storage Plus family of networked hard drives is based on the UPnP A/V and Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) guidelines. DLNA is a consortium of consumer electronics, mobile, and PC companies focused on digital interoperability, which would allow for the seamless sharing of... ( read more )
Belkin and Verizon partner to provide Verizon-branded home networking equipment
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 1:13 PM PST
A new licensing agreement between Belkin and Verizon will have Verizon-branded home networking equipment in retail stores starting in spring 2006 (Verizon already provides DSL service to the home sector). The equipment will include wireless routers, desktop and notebook cards, and USB adapters.... ( read more )
The D-Link SecureSpot device is a hardware/software solution that guards your home network with three layers of protection. The small box sits on your network between your modem and router (and is router-agnostic), and you'll have to install a thin client on each of your PCs. The first layer is a... ( read more )
Imation Flash Wristband lets you wear your data
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 12:21 PM PST
CES is usually about the latest and greatest tech developments, but sometimes it's also about fun design. Imation, producer of a variety of storage products, showed its clever new vehicle for flash memory: the Flash Wristband. Available in blue and black, the flash wristband resembles the... ( read more )
Kyocera KR1 Mobile Router powered by D-Link
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 05, 2006, 8:50 AM PST
It looks like the Junxion Box finally has some competition in the mainstream tech arena: the Kyocera KR1 Mobile Router powered by D-Link. The box serves as a cellular router, allowing for Ethernet or Wi-Fi access to a group of people anywhere you... ( read more )
Linksys claims SRX400 router's speeds are faster than wired Ethernet
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 04, 2006, 5:56 PM PST
Linksys's latest entry into MIMO-based routers is the WRT54GX4 Wireless-G broadband router with SRX400. Like other routers of its class, the WRT54GX4 is a router, a wireless access point, and a four-port switch in one, allowing the user to set up a wireless network of devices and multiple users to... ( read more )
Lexar goes cute with the JumpDrive Firefly
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 04, 2006, 4:15 PM PST
Lexar further expanded its line of flash thumbdrives at CES 2006 with the introduction of the diminutive JumpDrive Firefly. The cute little drive is intended to appeal to the younger crowd--future gearheads, if you will. It will be available in three flashy colors and three color-coded capacities:... ( read more )
Linksys's Wireless-G Music Bridge streams audio from your PC to your stereo
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 04, 2006, 3:44 PM PST
So you're having a party. Every party needs good tunes, but your entire music library lives on your PC. Do you (a) crank up the volume on your PC to 11, even though the sound is tinny and there's no bass to speak of or (b) spend hours burning CDs to pop into your home stereo with the sweet... ( read more )
New Linksys router includes storage link and media server
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 04, 2006, 2:50 PM PST
Linksys's new WRTSL54GS Wireless-G Media Storage Link Router with Speed Booster is not only a mouthful in name, but in functionality as well. Besides serving as a router, a wireless access point, and a four-port switch, the WRTSL54GS includes a storage link and a media server. The Storage Link... ( read more )
Lexar JumpDrive Mercury wears its capacity on its sleeve
Posted by: Felisa Yang
January 04, 2006, 2:47 PM PST
Ever search for a flash thumbdrive, only to be faced with a handful of them and no idea which one has enough capacity for your needs? Lexar resolves this issue with its new JumpDrive Mercury, which features a capacity meter. Without even plugging the drive into your PC or laptop, you can determine... ( read more )
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