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Some of HP¡¯s biggest brains have created what the company claims is the world¡¯s tiniest wireless data chip.

The vendor¡¯s Memory Spot technology, developed at its labs in Bristol, currently squeezes 256Kb to 4Mb of memory and an antenna into a device between 2mm and 4mm square. Or, as HP phrases it for those of us only able to think of things in terms of food, about the size of a grain of rice. Future versions will no doubt have much larger capacities.

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Engadget has posted about this KillerNic creation hours ago on their website. This aptly named Killer Network Interface card just might be the most unique gamer-centric component we've seen; this amped up gigabit NIC has its own 400Mhz network processing unit, 64MB of dedicated DDR RAM, a USB 2.0 port, and touts itself as one of the first consumer uses ofCorporate Network Acceleration Technology.

You can read more about the NIC here.

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ASUS unveiled the 240 MIMO series total solutions, which includes the WL-566gM router and the WL-106gM cardbus adapter. The ASUS 240 MIMO total solution drastically improves WLAN’s data transfer rate and coverage range, while maintaining signal integrity and Wi-Fi interoperability. With high-speed 240Mbps data transfer rate, the multi-transmitting 240 MIMO total solution excels with an actual throughput of up to 100Mbps, and covers eight times the range than that of standard 802.11g WLAN devices. True wireless multimedia experience in homes, small businesses, retail stores etc, without any dead spots is now possible by taking advantage of multipath propagation in the Multiple Input Multiple Output technology - MIMO.

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SMCWBR14T-G is one of SMC most feature-packed home broadband router. Equipped with features that are seldom seen in other routers, we now examined the usefulness of such features.

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NETGEAR has teamed up with GadWrap!, graphic membrane specialists, to personalise popular NETGEAR networking devices. To celebrate the upcoming holiday season, NETGEAR is offering the following routers a membrane makeover:

• RangeMax™ Wireless Router (WPN824)
• 108 Mbps Super Wireless ADSL Router with 4-Port 10/100 Switch (DG834GT)
• 54 Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router (DG834G)

Consumers who purchase any one of these routers together with a RangeMax™ Network Interface Card can choose from a catalogue of available graphics to aesthetically enhance their gear. Exclusive to Singapore, this NETGEAR promotion has been extended through to March 31, 2006 due to popular demand. The NETGEAR RangeMax™ (WPN824), 108 Mbps Super Wireless ADSL Router with 4-Port 10/100 Switch (DG834GT) and 54 Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router (DG834G) retail for S$ 179, S$ 199 and S$ 169 respectively.

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Ever had the desire to setup your own wireless home network? But lack the know-how to do it? Look no further as this guide provides you the simplest steps on how to create and secure your home network.

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Leveraging from the success of its award-winning server and workstation platforms, Tyan's new Triumph network security product line incorporates multiple LAN network ports and protection features into platforms designed for the emerging network security industry. These highly-integrated embedded platforms offer high-integrity Firewall, VPN, IPS and IDS features to meet the requirements from the entry to high-end. Tyan's Triumph network security product specifications cover a full-range of solutions from single security processor, to 10/100 LAN, up to multiple gigabit ethernet configurations. With these kinds of capabilities available in the Triumph product line, customers are offered the power to provide any level of depth required in their own products.

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Airgo Networks announced its third generation True MIMO chipset with support for data rates up to 240Mbps. For the first time consumers will be able to experience faster-than-wired speeds over a wireless network - and almost three times the speed of other premium wireless technologies on the market today. This next generation of True MIMO is currently sampling to select partners, with retail product availability expected by late Q4, 2005.

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Check out the great bargains here!

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Intel has developed a prototype of an all-CMOS direct conversion dual-band radio transceiver capable of supporting every current Wi-Fi standard (802.11a, b and g), as well as the projected requirements of 802.11n. The system-in-a-package technology is a significant step toward enabling integrated CMOS radios that could provide improved wireless capabilities in future Intel platforms at a low cost. A future extension to the Wi-Fi standard, 802.11n will more than double the wireless transfer speed compared to today's implementation.

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WiMax broadband wireless technology will clear a hurdle Monday as Intel announces volume shipments of its Rosedale chip for the wireless broadband technology. Equipment vendors including Alvarion, Proxim, Redline Communications and ZiMax Technologies all have announced agreements to use Intel silicon in products based on the IEEE 802.16-2004 standard that Rosedale addresses. In addition, some equipment vendors will announce products on Monday using the chip, formally called the Intel Pro/Wireless 5116. The next major step for WiMax will be product certification and interoperability testing by the WiMax Forum, the industry body moving to commercialize 802.16 technology. Industry observers expect 802.16-2004 products, which are designed to deliver broadband services to homes and offices without wires, to be tested by the forum in this year's third quarter and hit the market some time before year's end.

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