This device from ZyXel is said to be the first LTE (long-term evolution) CPE/SOHO router in the world. Known for its name ZLR-2070S, this device is an all-in-one, multi-service gateway that can deliver cost-effective LTE connectivity to the masses.
LTE is the next big thing in the world of wireless communication technology. It is capable of delivering multimedia content through an all-IP format, as well as opening up a whole new era of connectivity across industries like consumer electronics, appliances, health care, public utilities and telematics.
This router has a hardware that is devoid of the usual junk, and instead focuses on what is important—broadband Internet connectivity, two VoIP ports, home networking through its four-port, 11n wireless switch and USB port. You can hook up printers and other storage extensions through the USB hub.
It also has an enabled Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) support and other home automation services.
For more information, including the release date and price, for this device, you can check them out at the CES in January of next year.
If you’re always having troubles on where you should charge your gadgets when you are on the road, then this handy Scosche Powerfuze Pro might just be the one you need.
The charger has the ability to charge your USB gadgets whether on a wall or through your car’s adapter. Plus, when the car adapter is attached to the main unit, you can charge two USB gadgets simultaneously. At only $35, this should fit the bill of your charging needs.
You can carry the Scosche Powerfuze Pro anywhere you have to go—home, office and coffee shops. You can even take them out camping with you, as long as you have a full-tank, fully-charged automobile like an RV.
For an additional $14.99 (that’s $34.99), you can get the Scosche Powerfuze Pro with iPhone/iPod sync cables.
Radios these days have become a thing of the past. As technology progresses, so does radios went into oblivion. But the Q2 Cube Radio makes owning another one of this classic audio gadget exciting and cool.
The Q2 Cube Radio has no dials for channel surfing or volume. With the Q2 Cube, you only have to twist and turn it around if you want to change channels or increase the volume.
In order to change the volume or radio stations, you just tilt or rotate the small cube. It works because of the gravity switch that is inside the cube.
However, the radio cube is still in the early stages of development. The company is only showing it to the general public, and they haven’t released a pricing for it yet. Hopefully, we can get a full blast of this cube when the time comes.
There are many kinds of Bluetooth headsets available in the market, but this one caught me eyes the most. This device combines a Bluetooth headset with an actually trendy-looking sunglass.
The lenses have a smoky finish while the frame is made of black matte-finish color. The volume control and answer buttons are conveniently located on the arm piece. The sunglasses has a built-in earpiece to make you hear clearly what the caller is saying. This device is compatible with all standard Bluetooth phones.
Here are some more of its features:
* Main function: Bluetooth Headset
* Bluetooth Version: 2.0, class II
* Profiles: Headset, Handsfree
* Operation Range: 10m (33 ft)
* Talk Time: 3.5 Hours
* Compatibility/Pairing: All Bluetooth compatible phones
* Frequency Band: 2402MHz-2480MHz ISM Band
* Power Source: Li-ion polymer battery (built-in)
* Operating Temperature: -10 C to 50 C
* Includes: Bluetooth Handsfree / Headset device, Bluetooth ear piece, charging cable
For only $49.99, you get a Bluetooth handsfree and a classy-looking sunglass. Nice, right?
