Archive for: November 2010

Over the past couple of days, I’ve been playing with my Roku box. Primarily because I also bought an HDTV over the weekend, something I haven’t previously owned. While the Roku didn’t come with an HDMI cable–needed to get the …

Over the years, I’ve read about a number of devices that bring content from the Internet to your TV. I even bought a device last year that let me watch movies compressed on a computer on my TV. It never …

I dug a little deeper into my stash and found some additional items to add to my for-sale list:

Linksys WBP54G – Wireless Bridge for Linksys/Sipura Devices
Linksys WIP300 (802.11g WiFi phone)
Dock n Talk with Bluetooth Module and Cables
A few ATAs from …

From OBi110: Consumer VoIP is Getting Social | Cult of Mac:
Obihai Technology, a tiny Cupertino start-up, this month brought to market its first product, the OBi110 — an unassuming $70 box with blinky lights that may well prove to be …

From The 19 Senators Who Voted To Censor The Internet:
This is hardly a surprise but, this morning as previously announced, the lame duck Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously voted to move forward with censoring the internet via the COICA bill — …

Over the years, I’ve accumulated far too many VoIP ATAs and other related gear. Now I’m getting rid of them. By now, most of this stuff isn’t supported. It may be almost entirely worthless. But I’d rather not throw it away. …

Found at a hotel “business center” computer.