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HTPC with BluRay, Zotac ZBOX HD-ID34 Posted: 29 Apr 2011 05:52 PM PDT Once that is able to bring PC ZBOX functioned as a HTPC, this time ZOTAC comes back with real HTPC. Previously, ZBOX with serial number HD-ID11, with Intel ATOM and ION Nvidia. The test results showed that this combination gives a good performance to run basic computing. But the interesting thing is ZBOX have sufficient capability to function as HTPC. Although impressed too late, Zotac ZBOX HD-ID34 still have something interesting, which is outward appearance. No longer form a rigid PC, ZBOX HD-ID34 now looking style CD / DVD player. This is because the device is designed more streamlined and widened. Casing is also impressive due to stronger metal polish. It also has embedded Blu-Ray drive to strengthen the HTPC functions. Therefore it is not surprising that people often think of this device as a regular Blu Ray HD player. These physical changes also affect the features available on ZBOX HD-ID34, such as USB ports are now numbered only 4 pieces, compared with 6 ports on the HD-ID11. But now, two of which are USB 3.0 ports. Then the next available one e-SATA combo port / USB 2.0 and the last one USB 2.0 port. to channel the available video output DVI and HDMI ports. In addition, also available ports SPDIF and analog jacks. This chassis also supports the VESA standard mounting methods. So the "player" can be hidden behind the monitor with VESA mounting support even looks weird. In terms of connectivity, you can take advantage of gigabit LAN and wireless LAN with standard b/g/n. Still the same as the previous series, the HD-ID34 even this comes with no memory and HDD. Users can freely fill it with the HDD size of 2.5 "or SSD. There are two memory slots SO-DIMM DDR2-800 with support for capacities up to 4 GB. In addition, ZOTAC has also implemented components commonly found in notebooks. This is for body stay slim. ZOTAC ZBOX HD-ID34 can indeed be said a true HTPC. Besides shape, there are also other supporting factors such as the Blu-Ray drive that can easily be used to read optical chips such as DVD and Blu-Ray. As a PC, Atom dual-core D510 is used is still able to run many applications daily and of course with the ION, he easily play HD content as found in pieces of Blu-Ray.

Router and Access Point, D-Link DHP-1320 Posted: 27 Apr 2011 06:48 PM PDT the latest Router as well as Access Point from D-Link International introduced under the name D-Link DHP-1320 Wireless-N Powerline Router with a capacity wireless speeds up to 300Mbps. Having dual operating model, this device can be configured either as a router or access point. In the model of the router, D-Link DHP-1320 is connected to a cable wireless routers or DSL modem to receive and share your broadband Internet connection with multiple computers, gaming device or media player. In the model access point, D-Link DHP-1320 creates a Wi-Fi connections based on existing networks, effectively expanding the network to overcome blind spots. Both models offer comprehensive network security solutions that prevents unauthorized access to networks, such as AES data encryption to protect against intruders, WEP, WPA and WPA2 to ensure the safe data can be transmitted wirelessly. Dual active firewalls (SPI and NAT) is also helpful in protecting potential attacks from the Internet. Fitted with D-Link's innovative Green, D-Link DHP-1320 has features such as eco-friendly Wi-Fi Scheduling, Saving Energy PLC, and power saver of the connection status. D-Link DHP-1320 also has SharePort technology. It enables its users to connect to the multifunction printer via a USB port to share print and scan functions with fellow users. SharePort also supports external hard drives and flash storage for sharing files on a home network.

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