Erny Setyawati asked:


Using Internet technology is expensive in developing country and poor country. The causes are varieties, beside lack of network infrastructure, expensive hardware and software, although software is developed to open source now days. Based on World Summit Information Society (WSIS) at Jenewa, followed by 150 countries and 12000 degelation world wide, declared that developing country and poor country should get target to be Global Information Society in 20015. The delegation sure, people that know much global information, get achieve Millennium Development Gold (MDG) target easily. Finally, economy improvement will be achieved.

Poor countries that has digital divide problem, quickest way to achieve the target, must find cheap network infrastructure. WIFI or wireless fidelity is solution to implement it. Indonesia, as one of developing country at south east Asia is successful to implement it. We are sure, the infrastructure obstacles are difference between one country and others. We can tell, the benefits to use WIFI,

1.WIFI can be developed without cable and connect building to building, use radio wave with free frequency 2,4 GHZ. WIFI has send and receive capacity until 54Mbps.

2.WIFI network use access point / hot spot, can communicate to all personal computer and laptop, Pentium 3, memory 256 MB. Coaxial cable to use from antenna to server. Wireless client: PCMACIA / PC Card. Gateway, server, modem, router, proxy.

3.The software that run to the WIFI network usually include. Use windows and Linux and web base system.

4.Hot spot can develop at open yard so that people can access Internet freely.

agoodic asked:


 

Q880 WIFI GPS Smart Cellphone

 

This SUNNO Q880 phone will work with GSM network

GSM850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Highlights:

CPU:HUAWEI K3 460HMz

OS:Windows Mobile 6.5

WIFI,EDGE high speed

GPS:Built-in Sirf star III navigation chipset

5.0MP camera

Specification:

Language:English,Czech,Danish,German,Greek,Polish,Swedish,Finnish,French,Italian

LCD Size: 3.0 inch(16:9), 16000 k color; PX: 240×400px

Ringtone: 72 chord;

Ringtone format: mp3,midi,wav,amr

Music: support music of many format (MP3/MP4/WAV/WMA) and to play at backgroud, speed and pause

Video: 3GP,MP4,AVI,ASF,WMV,RM,support video of many format and to play in full screen, speed,adjust brightn

Camera: 5.0 megapixel; the max output of photo is 1600*1200, support to shoot with sound, the time depends on storage

Rom: 256M/128M, supports extend up to 8G memory card, Document management

Data Transfer: wifi, USB /bluetooth,U disk (under third-party software)

Standby Photo: jpg,gif,bmp,png,flash

Main features:

Telephone directories: 100000 groups, unlimited telephone directory, can record more than 20 items

SMS & MMS: unlimited storage of messages and MMS

Schedule power on/off: can realize auto flight mode under third-party software

Alarm clock: can set up from Monday to Sunday at random, can download MP3 as ringtone under third-party software

Games: built-in PPC games,can download thousands of PPC 3D games,JAVA 3D unimited download,games simulator

Package Includes:

1 x SUNNO Q880 Phone

2 x Li-on Batteries

1 x 2GB TF Card

1 x USB Cable

1 x Earphone

1 x Charger

1 x Manual

  from http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?/SUNNO_Q880_WIFI_GPS_Smart_Cellphone.htm

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Sophie Milch asked:


Uninterrupted power supply coupled with strong signals is the sole aim of any superior quality antennas. To help boost the strength of the antenna, antenna cables are used. Almost every other day a new product is initiated in the market which leaves behind the old redundant technology. This also holds true for antenna cables. The mere name of antenna cables conjures up an image of a giant steel grill attached to a black and white tube TV. But in a broad sense antenna cables are used in a wide array of antennas viz., tv antennas, rod based antennas, indoor and outdoor antennas, mobile phone and car antennas.

One of the foremost purposes of any antenna cable is to deliver a good international quality level output. As far as television signals are concerned these are distributed by way of coaxial or fibre-optic cables with antenna cables playing a vital role in transmitting the signals.

History behind Antenna Cables.



The history of pioneering antenna cables goes back to cable-TV systems which were introduced in the United States roughly in the 1940’s. The exclusive plan of introducing such a system was to enhance the reception of commercial and military networks, broadcasting systems in remote and hilly areas; through the application of antenna cables. With the passage of time during 1960s cable television systems was usurped in large metropolitan areas in an effort to improve the reception quality which was hindered by tall buildings.

Types of Antenna Cables.



Normally there are two types of major antennas which are utilized for cellular radio transmissions viz., Omni-directional and directional. Omni-directional antennas broadcast radio waves of identical strength in all directions and receive signals from all directions as well through the use of antenna cables, whereas directional antennas broadcast and receive signal strength only in one direction. These cables come in various shapes and sizes. For example, low-loss antenna cables recommend low loss at 2.4 GHz and come with reverse SMA connectors and a proffer standard connection which is being used in WLAN antennas.

RF or “F” type connectors which are attached to the coaxial cable are usually the oldest means of television signal transmissions.  It is through RF cables that both audio and video signals are combined into a single wire pair.  Unfortunately RF cables suffer heavy quality loss across great distances.

Then there are composite cables which are a triple wire pair of micro coaxial cables they contain RCA type connectors on each end.  They are usually color coded and come in yellow, red and white to provide a standard color code of understanding within audio and video enhancements.

Use of Antenna Cables today.

Now-a-days Digital Video Interface (DVI) and High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cables are being used by HD televisions which contain the highest quality cables. Both cables have indistinguishable video superiority, HDMI signals have been known to transmit superior quality audio levels comparatively.

Antenna Cables buying tips:

Ensure antenna cables are hand crafted and are waterproof. They bear the exclusive guarantee Make sure the cables come with a type N-Male connector. Choose the cable length aptly, did you know when you coil cables you get signal loss. Choose gold plated connectors for best quality signal strength.

Jon Kelly asked:


A reliable Internet connection is crucial for the many people who use the Internet in their careers, and even people who use the Internet primarily for entertainment may feel that they can not live without a good Internet connection.

A wireless connection adds the convenience of mobility to all the other appealing benefits of Internet connectivity, putting the vast information that is available online at your fingertips even when you are not at a desk. And once you are accustomed to that level of convenience, few things are more frustrating than losing a wireless Internet connection when you need to send an e-mail or find an important piece of information right away.

Fortunately, many wireless Internet problems are caused by situations that are relatively easy to fix. Even if you are not a gifted Internet technician, you may be able to restore your wireless Internet connection yourself without having to wait for technical support.

The first step in preserving your wireless Internet connection is ensuring that your connection is set up properly from the beginning. If you plan on installing your own wireless Internet hardware, be sure that the pieces of hardware will be compatible. Everything you purchase, which may include a wireless router and network cards, should have information on the package about compatibility.

If you are shopping online, the company that produces the components should have a website detailing any compatibility issues with the products. If you are making the purchase in a store, make sure that the sales representatives explain how the components should be used for optimum effectiveness. Above all, be sure that you have the option of returning any items that do not work properly or that turn out to be incompatible with your other hardware.

For wireless Internet connectivity issues that arise after the hardware has been installed, checking the cables can be helpful. If any of the cables are loose or disconnected, or if the power supply is not connected, your wireless Internet connection will be compromised or nonexistent.

Indicator lights will alert you to any problems with your connection, and lights that are flashing or off entirely are a sign that your connection needs to be checked. Turning off the router and waiting a few minutes before switching it back on can correct some wireless Internet connection problems

If you are doing business with an Internet contractor, you will have access to some technical support. Should you have problems with your modem, you will have the option of calling your provider and requesting diagnostics.

If the company’s tests reveal that your modem is working properly, you may have to recheck all your cables and connections. If, on the other hand, it turns out that your modem is the source of the problem, your contractor will probably replace that piece of equipment.

Issues with hardware supplied by your contractor are easily taken care of, and in many cases the diagnostic services will be able to pinpoint any wireless connectivity problems without a technical support representative needing to visit your home or office.

Raphael Hidalgo asked:


of all Hi-def HDD network enclosures has arrived! This top of the line, media and network station supports up to 2TB 3.5 SATA HDD, and comes with the best HD resolution of 1080p. This out of this world multimedia network system is what you would expect NASA to install on their space shuttle.

The E49 Media Tank network media enclosure is perfect for any movie or music fans, this unit comes with WiFi, HD 1080p ready, supports up to 2TB HDD and connects to your network allowing for media file sharing and accessibility via a wired or wifi connection. Better still, it comes with a smooth software interface that allows you to easily browse the installed HDD, other drives on your network, or even internet website content. So, if you’re thinking of getting a HDD digital media player then this is the HDD enclosure that you should get!

With the units Media Service Portal interface, the world is truly your oyster. Instantly gain access to the best social generated content websites in the world, such as Youtube, Flickr, Mediafly, Cnet Tv, Weather Blog, Veoh, Blip.TV and much more on your big screen TV! The media tank’s flexibility provides you with the versatility to browse and search for your favorite online videos, photos and music. In addition, to Media Service Portal, Listen to internet radio, and access the MSP (Media Service Portal) Community, that consists of an abundant feature set of site’s to access with the remote controller provided, such as Gmail, weather forecast, Google maps, torrent plaza and many more.

The CVJI-E49 is built with an all round aluminum case and SIGMA design chip-set that allows for its exceptional performance. This new HDD network media enclosure is the ultimate home and office backup or network media drive. Never again do you have to worry about losing Gigabytes of work and media files from your servers and network hard drives. With sheer powerful performance and unbeatable crisp display, you will never experience entertainment of such quality for another decade. The future of entertainment is here – the CVJI-E49 HD Media Tank.

This unit is designed to be used both for individual, commercial and industrial use. And the greatest thing is, it’s available to you at a low factory-direct wholesale price. Get one today to experience first hand the power of the E49 Media Tank. Available to you from the leader in factory direct wholesale electronics, Chinavasion.

At a Glance…

Hi Def 1080p Network Drive HDD Enclosure WiFi USB Adapter Excellent performance Support UP to 2TB HDD

Note: It is highly recommended that you read the user manual instruction carefully before setup and installation for best performance







Manufacturer Specifications

Primary Function: High def network hard drive enclosure Hard Disk Enclosure Information:

- SATA 3.5 Inch Enclosure (not included)

- Max HDD Size: up to 2TB

- File System: FAT32 or NTFS

- Notes: FAT32 (for Stand Alone Media Operation – connected to TV). NTFS (for data access and storage when connected to computer with USB) On Screen Media Options: Music, Video, Photo, File DIR, Media Source, Web Services, Setup Web Services: Internet Radio, Media Service Portal, MSP Community, Add/Edit Web Services Play Mode: Off, Repeat One, repeat All Photo Transition: NONE, Fade In, Zoom In, Slide From Left, Slide From Right Photo Interval: 4, 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 120, 300, 600 (Seconds) Screen Saver: -, 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 (Minutes) RC Key Repeat: ON/OFF

Supported Media Files:

- Video: MPG, AVI, MPEG 1, MPEG 2, MPEG 4, DIVX, XVID, WMA, VOB, WMV, MKV

- Audio: MP3, OGG, ACC, FLAC, WAV, WMA

- Picture: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG

- Subtitle: SRT, SMI, SST

Onboard Inputs/Slots

- Power, HDMI, RCA, Component Video, S-Video, Optical, USB x 2, Ethernet, USB Device 2.0

Menu Options:

- Preferences: Language, Subtitle Language, Play Mode, Photo Transition, Photo Interval, Screen Saver, RC Key Repeat

- Audio/Video: Video Output, Frame Rate Sync, Video Zoom, TV Type, ColorSpec, HDMI Audio, Surround Mode, DTS, AC3, AAC, WMA Pro

- Network: Mode, Time Zone, Time Server, Daylight Saving, MAC Address, IP Address, Configure IP, Wireless Configuration

- Network Share: Browse, ADD

- DVD/Audio CD: Parental Control Level, Auto Play, Audio, Subtitle Language, Change Password

Network Setup:

- Mode: Wired Manual IP, Wired Auto IP, Wireless Manual IP, Wireless Auto IP

- Wireless Configuration: SSID List

- Security: WEP 64-Bit (ASCII), WEP 64-Bit (HEX), WEP 128-Bit (ASCII), WEP 128-Bit (HEX), WPA TKIP, WPA AES, WPA TKIP + APS, WPA2 AES, WPA2, TKIP + APS

- Configure IP: IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Primary DNS, Secondary DNS

- Network Share: Share Name, URL, User Name, Password

Video Output:

- Auto

- Composite: NTSC, PAL

- Component: 480i 60Hz, 576i 50Hz, 480p 60Hz, 576p 50Hz, 720p 60Hz, 720p 50Hz, 1080i 60Hz, 1080i 50Hz, 1080p 60Hz, 1080p 50Hz

- HDMI: 480p 60Hz, 576p 50Hz, 720p 60Hz, 720p 50Hz, 1080i 60Hz, 1080i 59.94Hz, 1080i 50Hz, 1080p 60Hz, 1080p 59.94Hz, 1080p 50Hz, 1080p 30Hz, 1080p 29.97Hz, 1080p 25Hz, 1080p 24Hz, 1080p 23.976 Hz

- VESA: 1280×768 60Hz, 1360×768 60Hz, 1366×768 60Hz, 1440×900 60Hz, 1680×1050 60Hz, 1920×1200 60Hz

- Frame Rate Sync: Off, NTSC/PAL, NTSC/24p, NTSC/PAL/24p

- Video Zoom: Actual Size, Fit To Screen, Crop, Full Screen

- TV Type: 4:3, 16:9, 16:10 Audio Output:

- HDMI Audio: ON/OFF

- Surround Mod: Stereo, 5.1

- DTS: Digital (RAW), DTS-HD (RAW)

- AC3: Analog` (PCM), Digital (Raw)

- AAC: Analog (PCM), Digital (RAW)

- WMA Pro: Analog (PCM), Digital (RAW)

Connections:

- Component Video

- USB x2

- HDMI

- RJ45 Ethernet for Networking

- SPDIF Out (Coax Digital Sound)

- Optical Sound Out

Hardware Specification:

- Main Chipset: SIGMA DESIGNS 8635

- Memory: 64-bit 256MB

- Flash: 16-bit 32MB

Optional Software Application:

- Video: Video Library

- Audio: Audio Library

- Photo: Photo Library

- Plug-in: Movie Jukebox Plug-in (enable High Definition or Standard Definition)

- Preferences: Theme Selection, Languages, Media Server, Support iTunes

System: IP Address, Port, Enable Password, MAC Address

USB HOST: USB 2.0 high speed LAN Port (RJ45): Ethernet 10/100 Mbps External WiFi: USB WiFi (optional) Video Output: Up to 1080i Systems: Windows 2000, XP, Vista / MAC OS / Linux

(Note: If your partition some of the drive in NTFS then only Windows based operating systems will be able to write to it) Power Source: Input: AC 100-240V 50/60Hz / Output: DC 12V, 2A Dimensions: L:212 x W:300 x H:60 (mm) Languages: English, Chinese, German Manufacturer Ref: XLXHD5P17IH7

 

Product Notes

WiFi USB Dongle Included Fully featured remote controller Easy to install, just slide in HDD into side panel Solid all aluminum casing with built-in cooling fan MyiHome software application included, detects network media and allows you to configure your media library

 

Package Contents for CVJI-E49

HD Hard Drive Multimedia Network Player with WiFi USB dongle WiFi USB Dongle Remote Control Power Supply (100-240V 50/60Hz) USB Cable HDMI Cable User Manual – English (Burnt in CD)

 

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of this model versus others I have seen? Who needs an external HDD enclosure? Everyone! Backing up important data should be a priority for anyone living in the modern digital age. Additionally, transporting files in excess of 32 GB’s is impossible for most USB drives and SD cards. This unit supports humongous capacity HDD devices so it is perfect for the modern digital home or office.

This is the best HD media unit ever! The only way the E49 Media Tank could get better is if it came with a happy ending. This is the Ultimate HD “think tank” – extremely useful in every business and household. If you love technology, then you are guaranteed to love this unit!

 

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Current Reviews:   

papayaone asked:


The Hiphone A007 iPhone Style Cell Phone support Dual SIM Dual Standby, 3.5 Inch Large Touch Screen, 3D Gravity Sensor, Shake Screen and Songs, Dual High Definition 5.0 MP Camera, Built with Wifi Internet Access, MP3/MP4 function and so on, the iPhone A007 Mobile Phone also support TV & FM Radio, you can enjoy your favourite programes at anywhere. Then it supports GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz bands, can be used worldwide!

GSM networks in North and South America operate at frequencies of 850 or 1900 MHz, while most networks in other countries operate at frequencies of 900 or 1800 MHz. PapayaOne recommends quad band phones/devices

for most international travelers. Since these wireless devices operate on all four of the international GSM frequencies, you ensure the broadest international coverage available.

For USA customers, please check your area’s network frequncy before buying!

 

Specification :

Phone Model

iPhone A007

Network

GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz

Announced

2009, Sep

Available Language



English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian,Turkish, Russian, Greek (default language is English, if you need specific languge, please write the request in the comment field)



Display Size

3.5 inch, 240 × 320 pixels

Display Type

QVGA Touch Screen, 260K colors

Ringtones Type

Polyphonic (64 channels); Support mp3 ringtone 

Music

Support MP3 background play, support equalizer

Video

3GP / MP4, support to play in full screen, forward and pause

Camera

5.0 Mega Pixel Camera, resolution 2560*1960 (dual camera)

FM radio

FM stereo

TV Function

Support Analog TV

Input

Handwritten input 

Internal Memory



Packed with 2GB TF card, support extend card to 8GB  



Data transfer

USB cable / Bluetooth

Connectivity

GPRS / WAP 

Phonebook

Can store 500 phonebooks

Messaging

SMS, MMS

Stand-by time

120-300 hours 

Talk time

100-250 minutes 

Wifi High speed wireless internet access

Additional Features :

Dual sim dual standby Built with wifi internet access  Accelerometer sensor MP3 / MP4 player Currency converter Voice recorder Stopwatch Java download Alarm clock Calculator World time Bluetooth Support GPRS Calendar Memo WAP MMS 

Package Contents :

1 x iPhone A007 5.0 MP Camera 3.5 Inch Touch Screen TV Cellphone With Wifi 1 x user manual 1 x stereo earphone 1 x usb charger 1 x usb cable

2 x batteries

Roberto Sedycias asked:


Every modern notebook is Wi-Fi enabled, allowing internet access from any part of the globe. But while using your wireless notebook, you should be aware of Wi-Fi standards, hotspots, and how to effectively use this technology to make the optimum use of your notebook.

The 802.11g Wi-Fi standard is the latest standard, which your notebook follows when you are online. The Wi-Fi alphabet spaghetti consists of protocols like 802.11, 802.15, 802.16, and 802.20. However, for most notebook users 802.11 would be sufficient with added `a`, `b`, or `g`.

There are protocols like `e`, `h`, `i`, and `n` that are waiting in the wings to make their entry. Nevertheless, as of now, 802.11g is the only protocol that one needs to think when it comes to wireless connectivity. The latest Wi-Fi standard is the 802.11g and offers connection speeds up to 54 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz radio bands, which is five times more than the previous standard 802.11b. It is more stable, more secure, and backward compatible.

Almost all notebooks that are manufactured today are 802.11g Wi-Fi standard ready. This standard is also designed to replace the older Wired Equivalent Privacy or WEP by specifying the Wi-Fi Protected Access or WPA. The WPA will function as an interim solution, until the next standard, the 802.11i network security standard is implemented with a new algorithm called Temporal Key Integrity Protocol, which shall be much more secure and reliable.

However, until the new standard is implemented, the 802.11g is to be followed. There are only two disadvantages with this notebook Wi-Fi standard, that firstly, since it is a new standard, it may not perform as promised; and secondly, with fast emerging latest technologies, it may become obsolete by newer standards before you have the time to benefit from it.

Few tips for a secure Wi-Fi experience:

1 – You should raise the level of your laptop settings. Raise the security settings of software applications like Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer. Update them frequently to ensure latest protection from hackers and viruses. You should keep the encryption feature always on to ensure safest browsing with Wi-Fi.

2 – Along with the software, you should also consider updating to better hardware. Hackers have always found 802.11a and 802.11b very easy to hack. However, 802.11g is harder to ***** and you should consider upgrading your hardware to a `g` card. An 802.11g is backward compatible with IEEE 802.11b, thus 802.11g can leverage the widespread, international adoption of IEEE 802.11b in products from laptops to PDAs. A personal firewall, such as ZoneAlarm or BlackICE can significantly add up to the security level of your notebook.

3 – Whenever you are using your notebook at a Wi-Fi hotspot, make it a point not to send data. While you are surfing, do not type your credit-card number, expiration date, passwords, bank account numbers, etc. Sensitive data are the goldmines for hackers, and they will swipe your bank account before you can finish saying, ` I have been a victim of online identity theft!`

4 – Consider not staying online while working. If the risks outweigh the benefits, then it would be better to stay offline; at least until the new 802.11i standard is not implemented. Even then, the security can be breached, albeit with difficulty. If you do not need Wi-Fi to implement your work, then stay switched off. If you need the Wi-Fi just to send and receive files, then stay connected for only that period. Rest of the time, stay offline.

Precautions to take at a public Wi-Fi hotspot:

Whenever you are in public domain, you need to take precautions, as it is free for all. The Wi-Fi hotspots are available to any and every person, and anybody can be connected. Besides online thefts, there is also the risk of offline thefts.

While in a public hotspot, do not be so absorbed with your notebook, that you fail to notice the people around you. There are persons who are in the business of stealing notebooks, from public hotspots. And they do not operate as individuals but as a gang.

Also, while you are online at a public hotspot, follow simple rules like encrypting files before transferring or emailing them; making sure you are connected to a legitimate access point; and file sharing is turned off. Basic precautions like password protecting your notebook, updating your system regularly, and using anti-virus software should be strictly followed. For further online security, consider using a personal firewall, a virtual private network (VPN), and web-based email with secure http (https).

Having a good Wi-Fi experience directly translates into a satisfying Internet experience. With the above suggestions being implemented, you are guaranteed to have a pleasant online time with your notebook.

Liam G asked:


It wasn’t all that long ago when personal computers where restricted for offices and wealthy households. Moreover, computer networks where practically unheard of in residential settings, such technology was reserved for large office buildings – things however, have progressed considerably over the years.

One of the most common methods to share a broadband connection within homes and offices today is using wireless technologies.

Although such technology has revolutionised the way people can access networks and the internet it does have a major disadvantage, one that was not prevalent with coaxial cables or the more familiar CAT5 network cable; this being security.

The technology that comprises a wireless network usually consists of a wireless router; wireless receivers (generally USB dongles or built in antennas); and in some cases one or more repeaters (if the signal needs to span an exceptionally long distance).

Once set up, the wireless router will happily start broadcasting and accepting information within a certain radius. This essentially means that your next door neighbour (or anyone in range!) could be accessing your network, and leaching your internet connection – which as well as invading your privacy could be costing you money if you have a broadband usage allowance.

So, the first line of defence is to familiarise yourself with your network and your routers configuration options, which are usually accessed via a browser window

Router manufactures tend to apply the same SSID (the networks name) and login details for all of their routers, so to begin with, changing these to something more personal is the first line of defence.

Following this you should apply some form of encryption, the popular choice being WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) and WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access), the later of which is the most secure. This involves applying a specific “key” that any computer attempting to access your router will need to input.

Lastly, possibly one of the best ways to ensure only devices of your choice have access to your router is to establish MAC filtering. MAC or Media Access Control is a unique code given to every physical network device.

Therefore, finding out the MAC code for each device in your network (this can prove difficult to the untrained so referring to the manufactures manual is recommended) and inputting only these addresses on your MAC filter list will ensure only they will have access.

In conclusion, securing your wireless broadband network is relatively easy, with a wealth of broadband sites out there offering helpful information and guides you’re never far from help. Such sites often allow you to compare broadband packages, as well as offering expert help.

Tracy Teng asked:


Highlighted Features

1)Windows CE, .NET 5.0 operating system

2)Wireless Internet access (WiFi): desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching

3)Preinstalled MSN and Skype messengers

4)Skype phone function

5)Support Flash, 3D, and simulation games; preinstalled dozens of popular games

6)Play music, video, photo, and electronic book

7)PDA: edit TXT documents and view Word, Excel PowerPoint, PDF documents

8)Support PC mouse and keyboard (USB port)

9)Built-in high quality microphone for high fidelity recording, built-in speaker

Mini Computer is a mobile Internet machine

No matter whether you are in an airport, McDonald’s or Starbucks,

you can access Internet for desktop-class email, web browsing, maps, and searching.

With Mini Computer, you’ve just got MSN Messenger, Skype, YouTube, and more in your hand.

1)Email

2)Web browsing (visit YouTube? It’s ok.)

3)Instant messengers

4)Online search

5)More

Mini Computer is a PDA

You can use Mini Computer to manage your files. Create a TXT document, write something,

copy and paste it in a new folder,and save or email it to your friend.

View Word, Excel PowerPoint, PDF documents. No problem.

1)Photo slide show: jpg/bmp/gif

2)Support file format: txt / doc / xls / pdf / ppt / pps

3)Word / Excel / PowerPoint / PDF

Mini Computer is a super game console

Mini Computer has game friendly button design which you will be crazy about.

It supports Flash games, 8-bit .nes simulation games,and 3D games.

You can download thousands of games from Internet and play them in Mini Computer .

Mini Computer also has dozens of preinstalled games available,such as bubble bobble,

Treasure Of Persia, Warfare Incorporated, and more.

Mini Computer is a MP3/Video player

As a portable media player, Mini Computer distinguishes itself from others by

supporting a wide range of video file formatsand playing video directly without any format conversion.

With its widescreen, you can watch video in horizontal or vertical mode.

1)Support movie/video formats: avi/wmv/asf/3gp/divx

2)Support music/audio format: mp3, wma, wav, flac

3)Synchronized song lyric showing (lrc format file)

4)Screen lock (while you are listening to music)

Gena Franseca asked:


As the owner of a restaurant, coffee shop, hotel, or any business where offering Internet access to your customers is either expected or might offer you a competitive advantage, you have important decisions to make.

One of the first considerations is whether to charge for Internet access, or make it available for free. If you opt for a paid service, ensure that you invest in a software package that fully supports hotspot billing. You need a product which has the capability of accepting credit cards (and possibly other forms of payment), can redirect users to an access login page, track time and usage, generate receipts and offer comprehensive reporting capabilities.

There are other factors to consider, regardless of whether your Internet access will be a paid service or provided at no charge. There’s the issue of bandwidth for one. Most operators of Internet hotspots quickly discover that users will eat up as much bandwidth as you make available to them, and this can result in considerable Internet surcharges for your business. A good hotspot management package will give you control over bandwidth use with options to establish upload or download limits and even speed of access; not only for all users logging in to your network, but by individual users if needed. This gives you the option of setting up tiered access, so you could make limited web surfing free for all customers, but charge a fee for premium access. This class of management tool also offers you the protection of tracking web sites accessed by customers and blocking sites you don’t wish them to visit; you may not want your customers to have the ability to openly browse **** or ***** sites, for example. You can even designate certain websites as being freely accessible for all customers, using these free sites to deliver advertising or promotions.

The right software makes all the difference in making WiFi access work for your business.