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  • Tendril announces $100 gateways between wired and wireless networks

    Access Provides a gateway between 802.15.4/ZigBee Networks and traditional computing platforms. Access comes pre-packaged with a Windows driver with associated API – all for under US$100. Access can stand on its own as a WSCN access point to support an organization’s homegrown applications, or it can connect to Tendril’s modular Network Operations Platform to create a WSCN system.
    28 September, 2006
  • FasTrak SoftWorks to Release New File Change Management software

    FTVersionTrak file change management and version control software allows companies to take complete control of their file change management activities, eliminating the conflicts that occur when sharing files in a team environment and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive documents.
    28 September, 2006
  • Northwire introduces Cable for GigE Vision cameras

    Northwire introduces Cable for GigE Vision cameras

    GEV-1000high-flex DataCELL cable for the rapidly emerging GigE (Gigabit Ethernet) Vision market meets the strict mechanical, electrical and shielding requirements of industrial GigE Vision camera installations and interfaces with standard and specialty Ethernet cable connectors.
    28 September, 2006
  • Agilent Technologies introduces analyzer for PCI Express 2.0

    The E2960B series integrated x1 through x16 protocol analyzer and exerciser solution for PCI Express (PCIe) 2.0.addresses the industry's need for non-intrusive measurement of PCIe signal, Link Training and Status State Machine (LTSSM) testing and cross-system measurements provided by a single protocol test suite.
    27 September, 2006
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