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Alpha Networks showed off its broadband CPE solutions at CeBIT 2009. Some of their new products are GPON ONT, VDSL2 802.11n wireless IAD, and ADSL2+ 802.11n wireless IAD. The VDSL2 integrated access device supports voice, data, and video information transmissions over one broadband connection. The device supports VDSL2 with ADSL2+ fallback, and provides four Ethernet ports, an 802.11n wireless connection, and a USB 2.0 host interface. [Digitimes]
Designed by Ilshat Garipov, this Bluetooth handset was inspired by the formation of a water droplet. The device only has one button for receiving and ending calls. Too bad, it is only a concept. [Yanko]
Gefen’s Wireless HDMI Extender allows you to enjoy cable-free High Definition extension within a 30 foot radius within a line-of-sight. Guess this means you can’t really place it anywhere you like, as the best area to mount it would be on your ceiling. The add-on provides users with two HDMI inputs and one component HD video input that can be shared using UWB wireless that allows up to three HD signals to be sent to one location, including with 5.1 Dolby surround. Supported resolutions range from the standard 480i to 1080p, and is able to accept input from Blu-ray players, HD DVD players, or game consoles. Gefen Wireless HDMI Extender retails for a hefty $1,000 each. [Electronista]
The new LG Xcanvas LCDs are now available in South Korea. There are two models from the Xcanvas LH70 Series, a 47 inch (40.9mm thick) and 42 inch (39.7mm thick). Both LCDs feature a 10 000:1 contrast ratio with a 120Hz panel, 2ms response time, LG’s Color Decanting and EYEQ Green. These LCDs are also support Bluetooth, enabling you to connect a Bluetooth headphone to your TV, mobile phone or PC to stream both Video and Photo directly to it. There is also a USB port letting you plug an external HDD in order to play any video stores in it. [Akihabara]
USB Brando offers the E-blue Troza 2.4GHz Wireless Laser Mouse that weights at just 32 grams. You can choose from various sensitivity options including 500, 1,000, 1,600 and 6,000 fps. It draws its power from a single AAA battery, and has a maximum working range of 10 meters. The wireless module can be stored into the mouse for easy and convenient storage whenever you travel. You can grab it for $28 a pop. [Brando]
I-O Data today releases two new products in the form of the Wireless Lan Router and Wireless Lan Converter. These gadgets support IEEE 802.11n Draft 2. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing at this time. [I-O Data]
Novatel Wireless today released the Ovation MC995D USB modem, the Expedite E970D and E960D embedded mini card modules. These gadgets feature integrated GPS capabilities and access to high-speed HSPA networks, offering 7.2 Mbps down and 5.76 Mbps upload speeds. Both the MC995D and E970D will be available in Europe, the Middle East and Asia using the 900MHz, 1,900MHz and 2,100MHz bands. Meanwhile, the Ovation MC995D will be available in Spring 2009. This USB modem supports EDGE/ GPRS networks and comes with a microSDHC memory card slot. No word on pricing so far. [Novatel Wireless]
The iCON 431 3G USB modem supports download speed of up to 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of 2Mbps via HSUPA. The device also supports the slower EDGE and GPRS connections. What makes this modem special is that it provides a microSDHC memory card slot that turns this into an 8GB flash drive. The iCON 431 3G USB modem is priced at 170 Euro. Each purchase comes with Launch2net software for Mac users. [Electronista]
Creative Labs is famous for its Sound Blaster sound card series. The company comes back with a new Sound Blaster for iTunes. It is a USB dongle that will wirelessly stream music to virtually any room in your home as long as you have a Wireless Receiver from Creative Lab connected to speakers. You can also buy the GigaWorks T20Ws that comes with a wireless receiver. The Sound Blaster for iTunes transmitter will be released this Spring for $99, meanwhile the Creative Wireless Receivers retail for approx. $30. The GigaWorks T20Ws retails for $129.99. [PopGadget]
Option has decided to launch its Globetrotter III wireless router. The device provides a USB port that allows you to connect external hard drives for data back up purposes or share its content over the Wi-Fi link. You can also connect a printer so that everyone who has access to the network will be able to use the printer. The Option Globetrotter III 3G Wireless Router offers download speeds of 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of up to 5.76Mbps. No word on pricing at this time. [Electronista]
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