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Microscopic chain-mail could link wearable gadgets
February 21, 2007 – 11:59 AM
Microscopic chain mail made from miniscule metal links has been made by US researchers. It could ultimately be used to create textiles with sensors and other electronics built in.
Vision-body link tested in robot experiments
October 27, 2006 – 5:54 PM
Experiments involving real and simulated robots suggest that the relationship between physical movement and sensory input could be crucial to developing more intelligent machines.
D-Link: Demand for Gigabit Ethernet switches to surge by year-end 2005
April 21, 2005 – 11:08 AM
Demand for Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) switches is expected to surge substantially by the end of 2005 due to a narrowing of the price gap between the GbE and 10/100 Mbps switches, predicts JC Liao, president of Taiwan-based networking equipment maker D-Link.
CES 2007: D-Link puts draft 11n in new networked media player
January 8, 2007 – 2:09 PM
D-Link today at CES announced the DSM-750 MediaLounge Wireless Media Player that can display HD video and that incorporates draft 802.11n wireless.
Google launches literacy project to link resources
October 4, 2006 – 5:33 PM
Google unveiled on Wednesday a Web site dedicated to literacy, pulling together its books, video, mapping and blogging services to help teachers and educational organizations share reading resources.

Articles

USB 2.0: High-Speed Devices from D-Link
April 9, 2003 – 1:01 PM
D-Link has several high-speed USB 2.0 devices that you can pick up for under $30. We take a look at the DUB-A2, a USB 2.0 two-port PCI adapter, the DUB-H4, a USB 2.0 four-port hub, and the DUB-E100, a USB 2.0 fast Ethernet adapter.
CES 2007: D-Link puts draft 11n in new networked media player
January 8, 2007 – 1:12 PM
D-Link today at CES announced the DSM-750 MediaLounge Wireless Media Player that can display HD video and that incorporates draft 802.11n wireless.
Microsoft MCE Keyboard: The Missing Link
August 15, 2005 – 1:05 PM
PCs that use the Windows Media Center interface are experiencing growing success. But for use in a living room, they need an effective peripheral for input. This keyboard, especially designed for that application, is an interesting response to the problem.