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D-Link has always been a top competitor in the consumer router market, they offer great products that range from “average Joe” models to high end power user models, the DIR-657 is another introduction to D-Link’s high end router line. The DIR-657 offers a lot of great features however lacks in a couple of extremely important categories that I think may turn users off to the device.
If you’re a college student or sometimes have weird working hours (in my case both) the WakeMate might just become your new best friend. A startup company who seemed to be hit with setback after setback finally released their long awaited product that helps to solve the problem of waking up exhausted.
Genius first came to MaximumCPU with a tablet designed to knock Wacom off their feet. That product managed to carve out a decent function-set for its price, and provided a solid alternative to more expensive competition. Genius is continuing to tackle human interface product design with innovative products like the Pen Mouse.
I’m admittedly a bit behind the curve when it comes to tablet usage – most of you more cutting edge-folks have been using an e, u, or i-something for a while now. However, now that the joy of effective tablet usage has arrived for many of us with a variety of good offerings (including my obvious favorite, my shiny new Galaxy Tab 10.1), it only stands to reason that there are a wide variety of accessories for those of us seeking to enhance our experience. Today we’ll be examining one of the first major accessories to emerge for new Galaxy Tab, the keyboard dock.
Fujifilm’s list of point-and-shoot digital cameras is extensive, and the F550 is the newest of the lot. This camera boasts a number of fun features to augment casual picture-taking, while offering a quality imaging system to produce excellent results.
Special features included with this camera are a GPS receiver, high-speed video functionality, and a 360° panorama mode for handheld panoramic photography.
I previously reviewed Trendnet’s TEW-691GR wireless router. Nearly eight months later, the router has been running with perfect uptime and without a hitch. The TEW-684UB is the matching USB 802.11b/g/a/n receiver compatible with Trendnet’s blend of dual-band technology for 450Mb/s transfers.
Cue Cisco’s newest addition to their consumer line of routers, the Linksys E4200. Don’t worry E3000 and even WRT610N v2 owners, you don’t need to go and shell out for an upgrade just yet. However, those looking to upgrade their home network with a product that has some horsepower might want to give this bundle of joy some consideration.
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