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]
Celltronix has rolled out a Bluetooth headset that can record phone calls. The gadget is able to record up to 8-minutes of incoming or outgoing calls. You can also use this headset to record voice memos. Each Celltronix VR1 Bluetooth headset is priced at around $100. [TechnologyToday]
Brando has recently released the Wireless Encryption Mouse that can secure sensitive data on your laptop. The mouse features the “Folder Encryption” function, where folders can be encrypted on your PC, and can only be accessed when the mouse and wireless receiver is plugged into your PC. Available in green, red, yellow and silver, the Wireless Encryption Mouse works on 2.4GHz wireless frequency and features a 1600dpi resolution. The mouse measures 102mm x 65mm x 35mm. You can purchase the Wireless Encryption Mouse for $22 each. [Brando]
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]
KEF today introduced its HTB2SE-W high-end subwoofer which is actually a wireless version of the existing HTB2. The HTB2SE-W’s wireless capabilities are made possible via KEF’s Universal Wireless Kit, which uses a standard 2.4Ghz RF system. The sub uses a 10-inch driver powered by a 250 watt digital amplifier and a 10-inch passive radiator packed into a slim enclosure that can be used horizontally or vertically. The KEF HTB2SE-W should be available in October 2009 for $1200. KEF’s Universal Wireless Kit is also available separately for $599. [WidescreenReview]
Wireless n finally became official, so this is the right time for you to upgrade your laptop or desktop to wireless n. TrendNet today introduced its new ultra compact high speed wireless n adapter, the TEW-648UB, which is a little larger than a quarter. TrendNet is claiming that you can get 150Mbps on this adapter. For your info, the wireless n is 6x the speed and 3x the coverage of wireless g technology. The TEW-648UB has a MSRP of $24.99. [TrendNet]
Here’s the latest wireless modem for Cricket’s 3G network, the UM185C. This wireless modem provides unlimited wireless internet service within Cricket Broadband coverage areas using its tri-band CDMA connectivity. The modem itself measures only 2.8-inch x 1.3-inch x 0.6-inch and weighs just 1.1 ounces, and features a swivel USB hinge, dual antenna with Rx antenna diversity and CD-less software for easy installation. If you’re interested the modem will set you back $139 plus another $40 per month for the service plan. [Press Release]
Verbatim has announced the availability of its new Easy Riser family of ultra-slim mobile mice for Windows and Mac users. The mouse features an innovative design allowing users to adjust the height of the mouse with the flick of a switch to provide comfort and support for computing navigation. The Easy Riser product lineup includes a Nano Wireless Mouse, a Bluetooth Wireless Mouse and a USB Retractable Wired Mouse. Each mouse uses 2.4GHz wireless technology and features a nano receiver that is small enough to leave connected to a laptop. The Verbatim Nano Wireless, Bluetooth Wireless and USB Retractable Wired Easy Riser are priced at $35, $40 and $20, respectively. [Softpedia]
Seagate has rolled out a new HD media player, which is designed to be used with Seagate FreeAgent Go portable hard drives. Known as the Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD, the device can be connected to your HDTV via HDMI port. The HD media player provides full HD video at 1080p with DTS 2.0 + Digital Out, or Dolby Digital technology. The interface is easily navigated with the included remote control, and you can choose from video, photos or music with the up/down arrows on the remote to make your selection. The Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ HD is currently available for $150 without a hard drive, or bundled with a 500GB FreeAgent Go drive for $290. Meanwhile, the FreeAgent Theater+ Wireless Adapter is expected to be available in October 2009 for $70. [Press Release]
