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Building a prototype mast for village wireless VoIP October 18, 2007 I spent a better part of the day cutting, drilling, grinding, and assembling. The result was surprisingly stable–more stable than I could have... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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A shopping trip for village wireless VoIP October 16, 2007 We took a trip down to Home Depot, having only half of a design in mind for an antenna tower. We... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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At last, a test site for villiage wireless VoIP October 12, 2007 The day after that we met the land owner at his office first thing in he morning. His primary concern was that... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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Another disappointment, but hope October 11, 2007 The next day we headed off towards node 13. We missed a turn or two, and... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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Disappointing change of plans in wireless VoIP research October 10, 2007 It was time for our first site survey--a 'reality check' for a proposed site. Radio Mobile's altitude data is around 90... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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Village wireless VoIP research begins September 2007 While in the U.S., I am researching various hardware and software options for this project, and also building a mini prototype of the... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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Introducing 'Voice in the Mountains' A VoIP communication system via a mesh network of wireless routers... that are solar powered... in remote mountain villages.... home-built. Sounds interesting,... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking The Tech Report |
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Village wireless VoIP project overview Summer 2007 The goal of this project is to provide reliable and inexpensive voice communications for villages in an isolated,... Type: Blog post Tags: Miscellaneous Networking |
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Verizon cooks up 200Mbps FiOS The FiOS fiber-to-the-premises services Verizon currently offers may be fast, with their 30Mbps peak download speeds, but they still pale in comparison to the... Type: News story Tags: Internet Networking |
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Kitchen computer gets a new internet stick Back in March I built a system intended to be the new family PC. The goal was to make it small, quiet and... Type: Blog post Tags: Systems Miscellaneous Networking |
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New memory card adds Wi-Fi to digital cameras A company called Eye-Fi has released a rather unusual SD memory card aimed at digital cameras. The Eye-Fi Card has 2GB of capacity and... Type: News story Tags: Multimedia Software Networking |
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Storm botnet could outperform top supercomputers Stanford University's Folding@Home project is a great example of desktop computers pooling their computing resources together, but what if a botnet generated by malware... Type: News story Tags: Internet Software Networking |
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City Wi-Fi fails in Chicago, San Francisco Plans for city-wide Wi-Fi have stalled in two major US cities in the past couple of days. In Chicago, the city has been... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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FOR YEARS, GAMERS, enthusiasts, and even mainstream users have been getting their networking for... Type: Feature article Tags: Networking |
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Researchers develop 'multi-gigabit' wireless It's no secret that wireless connectivity protocols like Bluetooth lag behind wired networking methods in terms of transfer rates. However, researchers at the Georgia Institute... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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Apple to adopt 802.11n early The new iPhone may have stolen the show at Macworld, but Apple CEO Steve Jobs also revealed some of the company's wireless networking plans. Those... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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Abit cooks up Wi-Fi card for PCI Express As Asus continues to introduce motherboards with integrated Wi-Fi, Abit has decided to take a different approach to desktop wireless connectivity. The company Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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IEEE readies 100Gbps Ethernet standard Today's fastest Ethernet standard may support speeds up to 10Gb/s, but the IEEE doesn't intend to stop there. The Institute's 802.3 Higher Speed Study Group... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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| Intel promises 50% battery life gain for Haswell laptops | 18 |
| I'm sorry but if there's enough market demand for 13.3" 3200x1800 screens, there's MORE than enough demand for 24" 2560x1600 screens. | +47 |