The New ASUS USB-N11 Wireless N USB adapter

ASUS, the producer of top-notch wireless devices, has released the new ASUS USB-N11 wireless N USB adapter. ASUS USB-N11 built in with a WPS button for simplify the setup by allowing users to setup a protected networking environment with ease by push the WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) button on the adapter and the router. Additionally, the USB-N11 is fully 802.11 compliant which allow users to have easy interoperability with all draft-N devices and it also supports a whole range of different operating systems such as Windows OS(Windows 2000/XP/Vista 32/64bit versions) , Linux (source code provided for driver build) and Mac OS ( WiFi Utility - Mac 10.3/10.4/10.5 and drivers).

According to report, about over 70% of WI-FI adapters not supporting Linux or Mac operating systems, users often find it frustrating to setup wireless networks with hardware other than PCs.

With fully certified 802.11n wireless standard, the USB-N11 can provide data transfers of up to 5 time’s faster throughput (90Mbps) than 11g standards. This is ideal for wireless multimedia streaming, file sharing and online gaming.

SanDisk Introduces (Write-Once-Read Many) WORM SD cards

SanDisk, the world leader and innovator in flash memory products has introduced it latest product SanDisk SD WORM Cards. SanDisk SD WORM Card is a Write Once Read Many(WORM) digital memory card intended for professional uses such as court testimony, electronic voting, police investigations, Medical devices which retain individual patient treatment data, Cash registers which record transactions for tax collection purposes, Event recorders, such as security cameras and “black box” flight-data recorders and other application where data files must be protected from alteration or deletion.

The new SanDisk SD WORM Card is used the similar principle to DVD-R, where the information you write to the disc will stays and can’t be removed. The different is SanDisk SD WORM Card is able to retain data for up to 100 years. The Digital data written to SanDisk SD WORM card is effectively locked as soon as it is recorded and no has physical way to delete or alter the individual recorded files.

Digital data written to SanDisk SD WORM cards is effectively locked as soon as it is recorded; there is no physical way to alter or delete individual recorded files. To viewing the data is simple as the cards are readable in any standard SD slot or other SD-compatible device.

Analog recording media such as film and audio tape are rapidly becoming obsolete, driving demand for solution suitable for today’s digital devices. “SanDisk’s new SD WORM cards offer professionals a one-stop solution for capturing and archiving critical data, along with many other benefits of moving from analog to digital.” said by Christopher Moore, director of product marketing for OEM memory cards at SanDisk.

SanDisk SD WORM cards are available now worldwide in 128-megabyte2 capacity and are expected to be available in higher capacities later in the year. Pricing is available on request.