Showing posts with label wireless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wireless. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Asus WiCast EW2000-NA wireless HD transmission kit

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If you can still remember, I wrote about my plan on making almost all the connection on our house wireless. This is one of my major problem:
I'm looking into some possible ways (wireless speaker adapter kit, wireless display from intel etc) in order to connect the surround sound speakers wirelessly, as well as the monitor and HDTV. I've found a device that can be used but they're too expensive right now and are using the 2.4ghz band (same frequency our cordless phone, keyboard, and microwave are using). Also , there are issues when it comes to syncing of voice and visual information(speakers and display) when data is transferred wirelessly. ...
And now I've found my solution!! Hooray!

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Thursday, August 19, 2010

Logitech K800 wireless and back lit keyboard , A great keyboard that I wouldn't still buy

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K800
Features:

  • Backlit illuminated keys
  • Motion and ambient light sensors
  • Rechargeable with microUSB
  • Great design 

With these great features, this keyboard is what I'm looking for (there are many better keyboards out there but this one is perfect-for me), but I won't get this keyboard , why?

  • 10 days only of battery life, might be caused by the back light, which even though I want,  I'm still willing to sacrifice it just to get more life from a single charge. The only time I need the backlit keys is when I'm watching movies (lights are out) on the PC then i need to reply to a instant message or any activity that uses the keyboard. 
  • Motion and ambient light sensor is not a necessity.
  • $100 price tag doesn't justify the features, if people will be spending that amount of money for a computer peripheral then it should be of gaming grade or high performance. 


Honestly, I don't know where this keyboard is categorized, luxury? premium?  high end ? mid end? performance(definitely not)?  I have no idea. But remove the motion and light sensors, then make the backlight switch manual (to lengthen the battery life) just to get the price down to around $30-$40 , then I'll buy this one.


Press Release after the break

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Monday, July 12, 2010

A4tech's G7-300 wireless gaming mouse review

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This is the A4tech G7-300 wireless gaming mouse. I bought mine at Electroworld CyberZone, SM North Edsa for P750.00.

2.4G Optical Mouse
2.4G Nano Receiver
2 AAA Alkaline Battery
CD (Driver and Software, User’s Manual on CD) <- Small CD
Quick Set-up Guide

This mouse is plug n play meaning you don't have to install anything on the operating system just to make this thing work. CD included is used only to install the software driver for gestures.



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