Cirago USB Micro Bluetooth 3.0 Adapters

Cirago has recently released a couple of new USB Micro Bluetooth 3.0 adapters in the form of the BTA3310 and BTA 6310. The Cirago BTA3310 supports Bluetooth 3.0 EDR class 2 with operating range up to 33 feet or about 10 meters, while the Cirago BTA6310 provides Bluetooth 3.0 EDR class 1 with operating range up to 330 feet or about 100 meters. Both adapters also feature a micro design – RoHS compliant, an Enhanced Data Rate (EDR) compliant for both 2Mbps and 3Mbps modulation modes, a full speed Bluetooth operation with full Piconet and Scatternet support as well as a support for 802.11 co-existence. [Cirago]

Callpod Onyx And Vetro Bluetooth 2.0 Headsets

Callpod today introduced the Onyx and Vetro Bluetooth headsets that provide a 164ft (50m) range, allowing you to roam around the office or home without being tethered to their cell phone. The Onyx and Vetro can also simultaneously connect to your PC or Mac for Skype calls, allowing you to switch between your computer and cell phone with only a press of a button. What makes the Callpod Onyx And Vetro more special is that these headsets feature an advanced dual-mic noise suppression, which allows callers on the other end of the call to enjoy a strong clear voice even if the user is in the car, airport, restaurant or at the office. The Onyx is priced at $69.95, while the Vetro retails for $99.95. Both are compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled cell phones, PDAs VOIP products and computers. [Press Release]

T-Mobile Launches Mac-ready webConnect Rocket 2.0 Modem

by Johan on July 21, 2010 · 0 comments

T-Mobile today introduced a brand new modem in the form of the webConnect Rocket 2.0. The device features a built-in microSDHC storage and a swiveling USB connector, which makes it a snap to fit into the MacBook Air as well as those who work with limited space. The webConnect Rocket 2.0 Modem also supports Mac and Windows platforms. In addition, T-Mobile also plans to launch its first HSPA+ smartphone in a similarly indefinite timeframe. It may be a variant on the HTC Vision dual-core Android phone. Stay tuned for more updates. [Electronista]

Sprint U1901 WiMAX USB Modem

Sprint today released the U1901 WiMAX USB modem, which supports the Sprint 4G network. The dongle is a small, simplistic device that works with Windows 7, Vista, XP and OS X (10.5 and 10.6), and when you’re in a 4G zone it can provide throughput of up to 10x faster than Sprint 3G. This WiMAX modem is perfect for companies wanting to deliver high-bandwidth solutions to workers on-the-go or for remote offices looking to provide basic DSL-like speeds to workers in the metro area. The Sprint U1901 WiMAX USB modem can be purchased now for $49.99 on a 2-year data contract. [Press Release]