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Sharp LC-37D90U
Reviewed on July 12, 2006 Sharp's LC-37D90U is too small to take full advantage of its high 1080p resolution, but it's still one of the best-performing LCDs we've tested yet. TAGS: Sharp Corp., 1080p, interference, DirecTV, 1080i, scene, LCD, resolution, HP
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Spotwave Zen
Reviewed on September 14, 2006 The Spotwave Zen Z1900 signal booster is a little expensive and we weren't fans of the long coaxial cable or the wall-mounting options. But, it did deliver on its promise to boost cell phone signals, and that could be a good enough reason to get it. TAGS: interference, T-Mobile, cell phone, Sprint Nextel
News
FAQ: The 411 on radio frequency interference
July 27, 2007 Ever wonder what causes that annoying "buzz" from a speaker? It's called radio frequency interference. TAGS: radio frequency, interference, cell phone company, consumer electronics, cell phone, computer monitor, FAQ, Apple iPhone, radio, speakers, TV, monitor, PC
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Why Wi-Fi has to change--or else
July 12, 2007 Ruckus Wireless CEO Selina Lo says Wi-Fi isn't up to the task of supporting the new apps and handheld devices entering the market. TAGS: IEEE 802.11n, Wi-Fi, interference, reliability, signal, radio frequency, handheld device, radio, Wi-Fi network, path, ease of use, direction, networking, handheld
Downloads
Interference 1.0
Replicate wave interference including water surface waves. TAGS: interference
News
The citywide Wi-Fi reality check
May 27, 2005 TAGS: Nomadix Inc., Philadelphia, interference, city, network infrastructure, Boston, Wi-Fi network, Wi-Fi, Internet Service Provider, telecommunications company, service provider, operation, virus, security
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Court to FBI: No spying on in-car computers
November 19, 2003 The FBI and other police agencies may not eavesdrop on conversations inside automobiles equipped with OnStar or similar dashboard computing systems, a court rules. TAGS: OnStar, David Sobel, surveillance, interference, passenger, court, conversation, dashboard, Judge, car, agency, radio
News
College backs off Wi-Fi ban
September 16, 2004 Apparently, the school did not have the right to forbid students from using the popular 802.11g and 802.11b standards. TAGS: hot spot, Texas Instruments Inc., interference, campus, Wi-Fi technology, Wi-Fi, university, college, IEEE 802.11, student, Dallas, policy, IEEE 802.11g, Wi-Fi network
Reviews
Aerielle AudioBug ABWAS-150
Reviewed on October 4, 2005 Due to their dependence on unreliable FM reception, the Aerielle ABWAS-150 wireless headphones are useless to anyone in an urban environment. TAGS: FM transmitter, interference, headphones, transmitter, reception, frequency, Apple iPod, bug, Bluetooth, battery
News
Wireless broadband may get more spectrum
April 15, 2004 The FCC signals a willingness to let unlicensed devices share some spectrum devoted to satellites to spread broadband across the country. But some claim it will only create interference. TAGS: spectrum, rural area, interference, mobile network, wireless broadband, mile, broadband, satellite, Sprint Nextel, service provider
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Cell phones to take flight
June 1, 2005 FAQ Consensus is building to relax rules that since 1991 have banned cell phone use on U.S. commercial flights. TAGS: airplane, flight, cell phone, ban, interference, rule, plane, frequency, VoIP, U.S.
News
FCC frees up spectrum for 3G
September 9, 2004 Regulators set aside additional bandwidth for third-generation cell phones and other advanced wireless services. TAGS: spectrum, airwave, wireless service, interference, Sprint Nextel, 3G, broadband, satellite, U.S., cell phone
News
Beware of Internet trespass
February 1, 2006 Attorney Eric Sinrod explains how an ancient legal theory is being relied upon by courts grappling with Internet cases. TAGS: plaintiff, theory, adware, interference, spyware, court, defendant, eBay Inc., claim, law, information technology, server
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Police blotter: Google searches nab wireless hacker
December 20, 2006 In this week's installment, a wireless provider's disgruntled ex-employee finds his Google searches used against him. TAGS: Police Blotter, Google Search, interference, MAC address, Google Inc., MAC, wireless network, Wi-Fi, Adobe PDF, America Online Inc., Web browser
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The microphone shrinks to a single chip
February 27, 2006 Microphones haven't radically changed in several decades--but a new digital version could give designers more freedom. TAGS: microphone, single chip, interference, notebook computer, recorder, laptop computer, cell phone
News
FCC pushes for broadband over power lines
August 3, 2006 Regulators say they're trying to address interference concerns while promoting an alternative to cable, DSL. TAGS: broadband over power line, interference, DSL, regulator, broadband, radio, Internet access, rule, order
News
Anaheim's first taste of EarthLink muni Wi-Fi
July 7, 2006 With about 20 percent of the system operational, EarthLink is testing solutions to signal interference, user preferences. TAGS: EarthLink Inc., interference, municipal Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi network, Wi-Fi, taste, city, building, router, challenge, California, broadband, video
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Bills would boost unlicensed Wi-Fi
February 21, 2006 Senators propose allowing broadband deployment on vacant TV channels, saying it would be cheap and easy to set up. TAGS: spectrum, interference, bill, Republican, space, broadcaster, TV, broadband, Wi-Fi, telecommunications
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U.K. to take tougher line on ultrawideband
November 8, 2004 Report for British regulator calls for wireless technology to be more strictly controlled than in United States. TAGS: UWB, wireless technology, interference, mask, regulator, 3G, restriction, U.K., consumer electronics, GPS, U.S., radio
News
Patent fight shadows Microsoft lawsuit
October 15, 2003 A fight over an obscure content-protection patent could wind up relieving one of the software giant's biggest legal headaches, according to digital rights management company Macrovision. TAGS: InterTrust Technologies, Macrovision Corp., patent, digital-rights management, interference, intellectual property, lawsuit, claim, Microsoft Windows Media Player, Microsoft Corp., operating system, Microsoft Windows

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