Bluetooth group to release spec for Wi-Fi
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Weighing the benefits of onshore outsourcing
The discussion about outsourcing continues to be an on-again, off-again affair -- that is, onshore and offshore.
DynamicOps homes in on VM provisioning
DynamicOps describes its Virtual Resource Management (VRM) tool as a "unified approach to managing both server and desktop virtualization" regardless of the hypervisor platform.
SC-VMM provides limited view of VMware-based VMs
The final version of SC VMM -- which began shipping in November -- is much improved over the beta code we tested last fall, but it has still got some rough patches in terms of integration with Microsoft's Operations Manager (needed for monitoring and trending) and as supporting non-Windows VMs goes.
TotalView gives static view of some virtual servers
Insystek TotalView is designed to be a comprehensive environmental management tool for physical and virtual infrastructure. For the purposes of this test, it supports XenServer and VMware ESX and VirtualCenter and a few older virtualization environments not included in our test bed, but it does not support Hyper-V yet.
CA has top option for cross-platform VM management
Of the products we compared, CA's NSM/ASM pairing served up the best combination of VM management components. But it wasn't problem free.
VM management: Cross-platform tools fall short
With the abundance of formidable virtualization platforms on the market today, there ought to be a better way to manage heterogeneous VM farms.
Wireless USB: Was it worth the wait?
Wireless USB technology has the capability of unleashing our printers, hard drives and other peripherals. Is it finally ready to roll?
LG Electronics HBS-250 Headphones
Earbuds are a frequent stereo headset style--for example on the Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 and the Altec Lansing BackBeat 906--but they're not everybody's choice. If you want to avoid inserting doodads in your ears, check out the US$80 (as of March 22, 2009) HBS-250 from LG Electronics. The headset consists of two ear muffs and an adjustable wire connecting them. The muffs lie against your ears, secured in place with ear loops.
Next-Generation Stereo Bluetooth Headsets
Imagine a world where you can listen to music and make calls with a set of luxurious wireless headphones that fit your ears perfectly. You encounter astounding audio quality, intuitive controls, and seamless switching between music and calls. And you can wear your headphones all day without feeling as though your ears are getting stretched to Easter Island statue proportions.
Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 Headphones
The main attraction of the Sony Ericsson HBH-IS800 headphones is their teensy size. Weighing less than half an ounce, the headphones sport an earbud-style design with a slender strand of cable connecting the two buds. Such luxury and convenience don't come cheap, though: the headset lists for US$200 (as of March 22, 2009). The next-most-expensive models of the five I examined for a stereo headset roundup were two $130 products--the Motorola MotoRokr S9-HD and the Altec Lansing BackBeat 906.
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