The WHG-AGDN/US is the latest WiFi N dongle from I-O Data that is compatible with IEEE802.11n/a/g/b and Cisco CCX V4.0-5.0 protocol. The device will be released in Japan later this month for 10,400 Yen or around $114. [I-O Data]
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If you like retro gadgets then check out the latest multi-format digital radio from Revo Technologies. Known as the Revo HERITAGE, the gadget comes with the classic European table radio designs from the 50’s and 60’s decades. The digital radio has an OLED display and a docking station for all current iPod models. The HERITAGE also sports DAB, DAB+, FM tuner, Wi-Fi internet radio, and wireless audio streaming. Each purchase of the HERITAGE comes with a free 30-day trial access to online music service Last.fm, where there are over 5 million tracks to choose from. Thereafter, if you would like to continue using the service, a £3.00 ($6) per month subscription charge would apply. The HERITAGE will be available next month in the UK for £229.95 ($375). [Revo via iPod and MP3 Players]
TRENDnet has released its latest Mini Wireless N Speed USB Adapter, the TEW-649UB, in the US market. Dubbed as the smallest Wireless N USB adapter in the world, the device uses advanced wireless encryption to protect users data and Wi-Fi Multimedia Quality of Service, which prioritizes video, audio and gaming traffic data. The TEW-649UB Mini Wireless N SpeedUSB Adapter is now available at the TRENDnet online store and selected retailers for $30 a pop. [TRENDnet]
Eye-Fi, a maker of the world’s first wireless memory card for digital cameras, has recently announced that they will release WiFi-enabled SD cards in the UK market on October 19th, 2009. There are three Eye-Fi cards that will be available in the UK including the Eye-Fi Home Video, the Eye-Fi Share Video and the Eye-Fi Pro. These SD cards are available in 4GB storage space that is enough to stores up to 2,000 photos or 90 minutes of video and provides automatic backup to the computer thanks to its wireless capabilities. The Eye-Fi Home Video, the Eye-Fi Share Video and the Eye-Fi Pro are priced at £49.99, £69.99 and £199.99, respectively. [Press Release]
D-Link has finally released its Xtreme N DIR-685 all-in-one router that was debuted at 2009 CES in January. The router features a built-in draft N Wi-Fi module allowing the device to communicate with network attached storage devices to display streaming videos and pictures, weather forecasts and other live streaming Internet contents. The D-Link Xtreme N DIR-685 also supports an optional 1TB 2.5-inch SATA drive that can be inserted into the side of the DIR-685. There is also a built-in FTP server that gives users access to documents, photos, music and other local or networked content. Additional features include two USB ports, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, Energy Star specifications for savings of up to 30 percent, and a Wi-Fi Scheduler can turn off the Wi-Fi radio automatically at a specified time. [Nexus404]
NetGear comes back with their latest product in the form of the Rangemax Wireless-N Gigabit router (model number: WNR3500L). The router supports full 802.11n speeds with four Gigabit Ethernet ports to provide a high speed wired connection. The Rangemax Wireless-N uses the powerful Broadcom 480MHz MIPS 74K CPU with an 8MB of Flash and a 64MB of RAM allowing the router to use open source Linux as its operating system. The integrated USB port also allows the sharing of USB devices across the wireless and wired networks. NetGear will release the Rangemax Wireless-N Gigabit router later this Fall for $139.99. [Press Release]
The 15.6-inch Asus UL50 laptop is now available in the US. The laptop comes jam packed with a 1.3GHz Intel SU7300 ultra-low voltage processor with an Intel GMA 4500MHD integrated graphics, a 1,366 x 768 glare-type LED backlight display, up to 4GB RAM, a 320GB hard drive and Windows Vista Home Premium OS. Additional features include a DVD burner, a VGA webcam, HDMI and VGA outputs, and 802.11b/g/n WiFi connectivity. Asus claims that the UL50 will provide up to 11-hours of battery life. The Asus UL50 retails from $799.99 upwards, depending on the specs. Video after the jump. More
A French company Withings has announced the US availability of the WiFi Body Scale, which is claimed to be the world’s first WiFi-enabled body scale. It is a useful tool for those who are concerned about their health and are interested in monitoring the benefits and progress of their diet and exercise plan. The WiFi Body Scale automatically recognizes up to 8 users the moment they step on the scale and adds the stats to their individual tracking graphs. Users can check out their progress report instantly on the web or on your the WiScale iPhone application. The Withings WiFi Body Scale is now available for $159 each. [Product Page]
Pure has announced the Sensia, which is touted as the world’s first high resolution DAB digital and Internet-connected radio with a large 5.7 inch 640 x 480 high resolution colour touchscreen, giving you a unique way to enjoy internet radio content and podcasts, DAB and FM radio stations, your own music collection via Wi-Fi, online apps and unique broadcast material. The Sensia is also a media streamer enabling users to listen to music stored on a home computer or network storage device via Wi-Fi. Media streaming requires UPnP server or Mac or PC running UPnP server software, which Pure says is supplied upon registration to www.thelounge.com, Pure’s own radio and media portal. Other specs include two 3-inch full-range drivers, an RF remote, an optional rechargeable battery, and 802.11b and 802.11g WiFi with WEP and WPA/WPA2 encryption. Audio codecs supported include WMA, WAV, AAC, MP3, MP2, and Real Audio. The Pure Sensia will be available later this year for £249.99 ($406). [Pure]
The Xtreamer player is the cheapest way to play and stream HD (MKV H.264) movies or user-generated videos, listen to high-quality digital music and show high-resolution picture slideshows on your TV. The gadget supports composite video/audio cables, USB port, and 802.11n Wi-Fi. Each purchase also comes with a remote control to navigate through your entertainment choices. You can buy the Xtreamer media player streamer for only £99 ($165). [Xtreamer]
