HiTech&Technology blog | by R. K. Bloom

Posted by R.K. Bloom on May 21, 2012

Bluetooth v 2.0/EDR – good old unmade

The standard of the new millennium C since its inception and until recent years the Bluetooth standard ahead of its time. The creator of Bluetooth, the company Ericsson, began his research in the field of wireless interfaces for mobile phones in the early nineties. In 1998, Ericsson, jointly with IBM, Intel, Nokia and Toshiba, has released the first specification of the standard Bluetooth 1.0. First of...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on May 16, 2012

Wireless Access Point SMC2655W 802.11b standard

Extras: Stanislav Vasilev Introduction If you need to not only integrate computers into a wireless network, but also to combine this with a wired network segment, then the easiest way – set the so-called “access points” (in English Wireless Access Point, or just a Wireless AP). There is another option – for example, can be installed on one computer in your network wireless network...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on May 4, 2012

Wireless USB. Part 1

In the wake of the general industrial trend of turning conventional wired interfaces in promoting the idea of ??wireless Wireless USB, that is, the idea of ??getting rid of the familiar USB interface cable, it looks quite logical and quite tempting. Why not, if we will soon all be wireless? So it is so, so confused by just one little thing: whether to fuss when the market without plenty of variety of wired...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on Apr 26, 2012

Consolidated Testing GPRS networks in Moscow

Introduction Not so long ago, I was left without normal access to the Internet. We will not go into details of the process of deprivation of my network, and just focus on what happened after that. The need for internet I have quite high. Since the main work takes place directly in the network, I needed to urgently find an alternative to the modem. A little reflection, I decided that out of this...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on Apr 12, 2012

Hardware wireless 802.11g and 802.11b networks from Soyo Computer Inc.

Introduction The Taiwanese company Soyo Computer traces its history to 1985. The main products of the company – motherboards, virtually unknown in Russia, but also enjoying strong demand in some European countries and the Americas. In addition the company produces matplat computer cases and barebone-platform, card readers and flash drives, wireless adapters and access points. The current line of...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on Mar 28, 2012

Building a wireless network, part 2: Bluetooth, 802.11a, 802.11b and 802.11g

Original: Dandsdata Since our last meeting with the equipment for wireless networks, it has become more accessible and easier to use, it is not surprising. Other way for the technology simply does not exist. By reducing the cost and use of improved antennas in commercial samples and in samples for home use, the wireless web is increasingly entangles city and its suburbs, and humanity, in the meantime,...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on Mar 26, 2012

Building a wireless network based on Ricochet, Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11b

Original: Dansdata The development of wireless technology is the same way as the development of wired networks. First, they were expensive and little known. Small companies and home users can not even dream about them. But it is quite normal, since they would still require two years of training to create a WLAN. The first relatively cheap WLAN products have already appeared, but they were not good...

Posted by R.K. Bloom on Mar 21, 2012

Bluetooth-USB adapter MaxSelect

Who of us did not attend a strong desire to get rid of piles of wires surrounding the system unit home or office computer? The answer is obvious, for the love of explicitly deprecated devices, like a standard mouse with a ball, characterized by a small group of conservatives who are too late to realize that their favorite classical subjects were once subject to attack their ideological predecessors. We as...