Pakedge expands its wireless access point portfolio with the W7R wireless access point (WAP) promising improved range, data throughput and reliability as well as greater configuration options.
It is a rack-mountable, dual-band number able to provide simultaneous 2.4 and 5.0GHz operation. Smartwav technology allows it to "learn" the surrounding wireless environment to dynamically direct signals towards client devices and around potential interference sources.
Four antennas allow it to broadcast constructive signals by synchronising waveforms, further increasing range, throughput and service quality. Meanwhile band-steering functionality automatically pushes capable clients from the 2.4GHz to the less-congested 5.0Ghz band for improved performance.
As presented at CES 2014 the Airtame package consists of the dongle and PC (Mac, Windows, Linux) app. Users simply plug the dongle in a display's HDMI port, and the app handles either mirroring (complete with audio) or display extension.
The CYP PU-16HBT is a 16x16 modular matrix making use of HDBaseT technology to switch and distribute 16 HDMI sources, 2-way IR, RS-232 and Power over Ethernet (PoE) over lengths of up to 100m via CAT5e/6/7 cable.
“This is a natural collaboration between two like-minded companies dedicated to offering the highest quality HDMI solutions” Kordz managing director David Meyer says. “Both Kordz and HD Connectivity believe that great products come from solid understanding of HDMI."
The K61U-A includes all features from the K61-A with the addition of Unified Threat Management (UTM), a technology providing parental controls and high security by blocking viruses, questionable websites and other unwanted content before it gets past the firewall.
