Three is ready to launch the Huawei E586 MiFi access point, which is claimed to be the first mobile WiFi device in the UK to feature HSPA+ technology. The device supports download and upload speeds of 21.1 Mbits/s and 5.76 Mbits/s, respectively. The Huawei E586 also comes equipped with a charging cradle and a microSD card slot that supports up to 32GB of storage space. Additionally, this MiFi access point has an OLED screen that displays data such as battery life, data consumption, connection speed, and browsing time. Its rechargeable battery offers up to 4.5-hour of operation time. [The Inquirer]
ZyXEL today announced the availability of its new Aerobeam WirelessHD device. ZyXEL’s Aerobeam WHD6215 is a transmitter/receiver combo that enables you to place your devices anywhere in the room to wirelessly stream digital content, without worrying about unsightly wires. The device is easy to use. You just need to plug any HDMI device such as Blu-ray/ DVD players, game consoles, smartphones and tablets into the Aerobeam WirelessHD transmitter and connect the receiver behind the TV. The ZyXEL Aerobeam WHD6215 wireless HDMI adapter provides full 1080P video playback, including 3D, with no lag or loss in picture quality. Additionally, the gadget also supports 7.1 surround sound audio for the highest-quality A/V (audio/video) experience available. If you are interested, you can purchase the ZyXEL Aerobeam WHD6215 wireless HDMI adapter for $199. [Press Release]
Nokia will launch the BH-112 wireless Bluetooth headset in Europe. Available in blue, purple, green, black, and white, the gadget is compatible with any Bluetooth-enabled smartphones. In addition, the Nokia BH-112 is capable of supporting multipoint connections. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 5-hour of talk time, or up to 150-hour of standby time. Measuring 40mm x 20mm x 25mm and weighing at just 8.1 grams, the Nokia BH-112 Bluetooth headset will be launched in mid-September 2011 for €24 or approx. $34 each. [Nokia Conversation]
4ipnet has recently announced the new release of WHG315 and WHG515 Gigabit secure WLAN controllers. Both devices provide Cloud Base Management over 4ipnet 802.11n access points with deployment flexibility by supporting both local and remote networks simultaneously in the internet cloud. The WHG315 and WHG515 feature Encrypted Gigabit Throughput capability, which ensures enterprises to securely and efficiently deliver high-speed both wire and wireless transmission and provide seamless user roaming for mobile access. These Secure WLAN Controllers also offer easy firmware switching, allowing IT staff to switch between firmware to save time and to avoid unwanted mistake. The 4ipnet WHG315 offers up to 4,000 Local Accounts and 4,000 On-Demand Accounts, while the WHG515 provides up to 10,000 Local Accounts and 10,000 On-Demand Accounts. No word on pricing so far. [Press Release]
The IOGEAR Wireless 4-Port USB Sharing Station enables any connected USB devices such as external hard drive, flash drive, memory card reader, webcam, speaker, or multi-function printer (MFP) to be shared over a Wi-Fi network among different users. It offers the flexibility to place your USB devices anywhere in the home or office as long as there is a Wi-Fi coverage. The gadget comes equipped with a single USB 2.0 port on the front, three USB 2.0 ports at the back, an Ethernet port, and a wireless antenna. The IOGEAR Wireless 4-Port USB Sharing Station is priced at $99.95 a pop. [IOGEAR]
IO Data has released the WTR-HDAV/A Wireless Home Digital Interface in the Japanese market. The device allows you to stream full HD contents wirelessly in your house without any quality loss. This wireless video adapter supports transmission distance of up to 20-meter. The I-O Data WTR-HDAV/A will be available in August 2011 for 22,050 Yen($283). [I-O Data]
Clear has unveiled a new-generation 4G hotspot portable router. The Clear Spot 4G-Apollo comes jam packed with a built-in LCD display that shows a connection strength, a battery life, and other info without needing a look at a browser. The device can handle up to eight simultaneous devices over Wi-Fi and has an unusually long six-hour battery life. The Clear Spot 4G-Apollo costs just $99 (plus tax). [Clear]
Amazon has started selling the Jabra DRIVE Bluetooth in-car speakerphone. The device connects to up to two devices (such as a phone and GPS unit) and requires no setup, allowing drivers and passengers to stay in touch with family and friends while on the road. The Jabra DRIVE also features a voice guidance system that announces battery level and Bluetooth connectivity. Its battery provides up to 20-hour of talk time or 30 days of standby time. The Jabra DRIVE speakerphone is priced at $59.99 a pop. Watch the video after the jump. Read more
brite-View by Xpike Innovation today rolled out the Air SyncHD/DX (BV-2822) 1080p video/audio wireless transmission kit. The kit comes equipped with four HDMI and two sets of component video inputs on the transmitter side. Once the wireless HDMI link is established between the transmitter and receiver, users can beam the entire primary video/audio source to a secondary HDTV that is placed anywhere within the same house. The transmission range for uncompressed 1080p content is up to 66 feet and 1080i content for up to 100 feet. The Air SyncHD/DX (BV-2822) is currently available for $299.99 each. [Press Release]
Samsung today introduced the new SHV-E100L LTE router in the South Korean market. You can connect this LTE router to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices at the same time. What’s more, the device also supports EVDO Rev., allowing users to surf the web in HSPA speeds. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this time. [Samsung Korea]
