Intel released new version of drivers for PRO/Wireless 2200BG/2915ABG wireless cards. You can download them here: Windows 2000/XP 32 bit: v.11.1.0.5 Windows 2000/XP 64 bit: v.11.1.0.5
INTEROP, LAS VEGAS, May 22, 2007 - McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE) today announced the McAfee® IntruShield® 10 Gigabit Ethernet platforms, the first and only network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) appliances to deliver performance of up to 10 Gbps and the highest gigabit port-density available in the industry. The new IntruShield multi-gigabit M-Series platforms are designed to meet the explosive growth of IPS into the network core and data center, as well as the rapid growth of high-performance10 Gigabit Ethernet and IPv6 networks. "Now that 10G Ethernet is widely deployed, customers need IPS solutions that can keep up, but it's not just about performance...customers are looking for network security solutions that are more actionable, integrated and efficient," said Jeff Wilson, principal analyst at Infonetics Research. "McAfee IntruShield's ability to integrate both network and system solutions and provide next-generation 10 gigabit performance, offers real value and makes them a strong enterprise solution to protect against network downtime." McAfee also announced the introduction of McAfee IntruShield 4.1, which goes beyond IPS by delivering breakthrough network and system integration and collaboration. The new integration is part of McAfee's security risk management (SRM) strategy, which combines threat protection with risk and compliance management to deliver security solutions that reduce complexity and cost, while increasing efficiency and value. McAfee IntruShield 4.1 offers enhanced integration with other products in McAfee's security risk management portfolio, including McAfee Foundstone®, McAfee Network Access Control (NAC) and McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator® (ePO™). The integration of multiple products and technologies provides a more knowledge-driven security solution that's automated, actionable, and empowers network security teams to be efficient and effective. Features of the new IntruShield 10GigE appliances and IntruShield 4.1 include: * Enterprise-wide
Taipei, Taiwan ~ Power Quotient International Co., Ltd. (PQI) have released their performance Traveling Disks series labeling it "H Series". Current models with H series performances include Cool Drive U310H, U350H and U339H. H series are all Windows Vista ReadyBoost supported to give your PC that extra performance. In addition to performance, Webaroo offline browser comes built-in in every H series Traveling Disk. Webaroo downloads and saves internet packets of the website you choice making it available to the user to browse online contents offline on a laptop, PDA or a smartphone.H series is placed in the mid to high class category of USB flash drives and is available from 512MB to 4GB capacities. Apart from ReadyBoost support, H series also boasts faster read and write performances over standard Multi-Level-Cell (MLC) USB flash drives. Extra efforts were placed on aesthetics as well to differentiate the H series from their siblings using techniques such as sand blasting, hairline treated and mirror finishes.PQI's Traveling Disk offer users the complete solution from basic to high capacity requirements or normal to ultra fast performances with appealing aesthetic designs. For the latest PQI news and information on PQI products, please visit PQI at www.pqi.com.tw.
Dell keeps coming up with new products. This time Dell developed a new tablet PC in their Latitude series. You can view a short video demonstrating the features of this device by visiting the following link: http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2007/05/18/15193.aspx
3CX frees office phone systems from proprietary hardware and protocols and transforms them to a manageable server application London, UK – 9 May 2007 – 3CX today released its commercial edition of 3CX Phone System, a new Windows-based IP PBX that completely replaces a proprietary PABX. Based on the open SIP standard, it interoperates with a wide range of popular soft phones and hardware phones. Since it supports SIP, it is possible to interface with all SIP-based providers and gateways and connect to standard PSTN lines and/or hosted VOIP lines. “The release of 3CX Phone System is significant because we have freed the IP PBX from dedicated hardware and proprietary protocols. Now an office phone system can run as a server application on Windows and can be more scalable and more manageable," said Nick Galea, 3CX CEO. "The move to IP-based phone systems has been in progress for some time. But often it still involves proprietary hardware - a black box. Solutions from AVAYA, Cisco and even Microsoft’s Promised Response Point are all linked to a proprietary piece of hardware. In the case of AVAYA and CISCO it even involves a proprietary protocol and proprietary phones. 3CX Phone System delivers a truly open system that runs on any machine using Windows and interoperates with all popular SIP phones, gateways and providers. Furthermore, it doesn’t tie you to Linux," continued Nick Galea. View Nick’s introduction to the product on Youtube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7kYNvM0WzU Key features of 3CX Phone System: Complete phone system - provides call switching, routing & queuing Eliminates phone wiring & patching of extensions to a particular network point Makes teleworking easy because employees can answer extension from home Purchase cost dramatically lower than a traditional hardware PBX Scalable - Unlimited extensions and phone lines. No proprietary expansion modules needed! Web-based configuration & status indication - Easy phone system mana