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Franklin Wireless brings out its latest products at this year’s CTIA. The U600 is an EV-DO/ WiMAX hybrid USB modem that features a 270-degree swiveling USB connector for those hard-to-manage ports, integrated GPS, and instant installation.
The company also introduces two new pocket-friendly WiFi routers . The R526 is EV-DO while the R536 (pictured) is an EV-DO/ WiMAX mix.
Representatives of Engadget, who witnessed the products first hand, were intrigued about the R536 and its functionality similar to the larger-sized Sprint Overdrive yet eliminating any of its excesses. Meanwhile, the 3G-only R526 contains an Read the rest of this entry »
Lockheed Martin Unveils USB Flash Drive, Not a Fighter Jet
In turn, an unusual event, Lockheed Martin decided to turn away from the usual ammunition, ballistic missiles, and aircraft manufacturers have developed and rather than something we can all relate to: a highly-secure USB flash drives tagged as ” PC on a stick. ”
USB drive tight stuff could be enough to handle the data that your laptop, including the entire operating system and application software, thanks to 8GB of storage space. Users can now simply plug the flash drive it to a computer or laptop and have access to their own personal desktop. Tight will automatically run the operating system directly from a flash drive, making your files away from your computer so that the borrowing will not be tracked by others. And this device is fully encrypted to provide protection against harmful malware threats.
Tight will appear in Congress 13th Annual Internet Caucus Advisory Committee Kickoff Technology Policy Exhibition on January 26. We’re still not sure when it will be sold.
Airstash
While details are still few and far between Airstash actual USB device appears as an answer to the iPhone or iPod Touch storage capacity is limited. Maybe it works by connecting over WiFi, and some how trick the iPhone to think it is a USB host device, allowing music, movies or other media to be played or used as if it was stored on internal storage devices.
As you can see it can connect / charge by USB, and what you can not see is that the infinite memory capacity thanks to the microSD card slot. We’ve shot Airstash email asking for deets and will stop by the booth at CES.
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