Netgear Universal WiFi Range Extender (WN3000RP)
Item Weight : 12 ounces
Shipping Weight : 1 pounds
ASIN : B004YAYM06
Item model number : WN3000RP
Product Description
The NETGEAR Universal WiFi Range Extender effectively doubles the operating distance of your entire wireless network and conveniently avoids additional need for power cables or device clutter on your office desk or home theater. WN3000RP extends your wireless network to include the area outside the range of your existing wireless router by overcoming obstacles and enhancing overall network signal quality, giving you the freedom to roam anywhere in the house and access Internet without worrying about coverage. The product was specifically designed to be plugged into an electrical outlet, and blends in nicely with any surrounding. It is compatible with wireless b/g/n routers, gateways and Internet service provider devices. Extend Network - Extend Internet access throughout your home for wireless devices like iPads, iPods, laptops, smart phones, game consoles and TVs Enhance Existing Equipment - Keep your
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
Dell Venue Pro - Smartphone
A good-looking, sturdily built Windows Phone 7 handset, the chrome-trimmed Dell Venue Pro features a bright 4.1 in AmoLED screen and a diamond-patterned backplate. A four-line qwerty keypad with domed buttons slides out smoothly in portrait mode, making the handset a huge 162mm tall.
The Venue Pro is bulky at a hefty 193g; it makes its presence felt in a pocket, while remaining comfortable to use in one hand.
The Venue Pro is bulky at a hefty 193g; it makes its presence felt in a pocket, while remaining comfortable to use in one hand.
TomTom Start 20
TomTom has fitted an orientation sensor to its Start 20 satnav, ensuring that the image on the 4.5in screen will display the correct way up no matter which way it's mounted on the dashboard. Primed with 2GB of internal flash memory, the device has road maps covering two million more kilometres and twice as many points of interest as previous TomTom models. Street names are spoken aloud, and advanced lane guidance is provided as you approach a junction. The Start 20 is aimed at first-time satnav users and has a simplified onscreen menu. As well as full UK and Ireland maps, it covers major European roads too.
Location:
England, United Kingdom
Iomega 35039 1 TB ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player
Iomega 35039 1 TB ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player
One of the newer media players announced in the past few months, the Iomega Screenplay DX HD comes with internal storage to the tune of 1TB, though you can also pick up a unit with a 2TB hard drive pre-installed.
Iomega goes with a nondescript boxy shape, with an all-black glossy surface, which unfortunately also attracts fingerprints like bees to honey. Being a little on the bulky side, the Screenplay does take up some space and is only smaller than the AC Ryan Playon! HD2.
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Location:
New York, USA
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Full Review Mobile Phone - Nokia N8
Looking at the Nokia N8 in the windows or on the Internet, I thought "nice ... but never buy a phone so sophisticated and expensive." Even if it costs much less than an iPhone, it is still of a high-end smartphones, and $349 in times of crisis are quite a lot!
Luckily for me to spend someone else has thought ... and so today, after playing a bit with the new N8 during the Christmas holidays, I ask you this review. I state that for two years now using a Nokia 5800 , so many of the considerations that will be linked to a comparison between these two devices. What will emerge, in addition to the obvious and the superiority of the Nokia N8 in terms of technical features, will also be a consideration that is not always a high-end model can be a sensible choice for those who need a smartphone or just want some fun. Because in the end-let's face it-these phones are neither more nor less than the expensive toys for the child in all of us!
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