NetGear’s latest device, the RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router, is also known as the WNDR3700 for those who prefer to deal with model numbers. This networking device is tipped to break new ground in the industry with a range of advanced features, speed and range which we’ll take a closer look at right after the jump. Folks who want the ultimate in router performance would do well to sit up and take notice on what the RangeMax Dual Band is able to do, running on the Wireless-N protocol that offers superior range and speed capability compared to Wireless-G that we’ve all come to know and love over the years.

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Clip-on lights rarely look even remotely stylish.  The usual look is a clunky black plastic lamp, but if you’re tired of that type, you can always pick up this lamp.  Since it does come in a great range of colors, the brighter colors will probably appeal to one bunch, while the neutral color will probably appeal to those that prefer their novelty lighting to be at least a little understated.  Of course both groups out of that are likely to be female, this isn’t your typical lamp  that would draw in the guys.

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The Verizon Wireless network will be offering a new notebook for the masses that is much tougher than your average model, and we suspect even able to withstand environments where the normal nerd would faint by then. We’re talking about the Panasonic Toughbook H1 mobile clinical assistant (MCA) that has recently received Gobi certification for use on the Verizon Wireless network. Due to its relatively tiny form factor, extremely light chassis and a reasonable bunch of built-in specifications and features, the Toughbook H1 ends up being a rather attractive solution for those who are knee deep in mobile healthcare environments such as EMS, mobile blood banks and home health workers. Not only that, healthcare professionals who tend to do plenty of traveling between offices, patient homes and hospitals will realize just what a handy tool the Verizon Wireless’ Mobile Broadband is when used in conjunction with the Toughbook H1, allowing one to reduce down time while increasing overall productivity despite being physically removed from traditional healthcare facilities.

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I don’t have a land-line phone connected to my house anymore, but most offices usually have them so employees can have calls wired to their desk. If you are going to have a land-line to your business, you might as well make it a fancy one like this Android Glass phone from Cloud Telecomputers.

The phone is more computer than it is traditional phone with an 8-inch touchscreen, as well as applications like voicemail, calendar, SMS, and email. You can also link to your cellular phone via bluetooth, and the OS also allows you to access important applications for business today, like LinkedIn.

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Canon is a household name when it comes to printer technology, and this time round they have unveiled a couple more PIXMA Wireless Photo All-In-One (AIO) printers, alongside a new PIXMA Inkjet Business Printer with PgR technology and a SELPHY Compact Photo Printer with a new voice guidance system. Depending on your needs, there is a PIXMA available to fill those so why not head on after the jump to know more about each individual printer in greater detail?

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Logitech is back in the news yet again with another peripheral for those who spend plenty of hours in front of the computer – the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK700. This keyboard will feature a low-profile design and comes with concave Logitech Incurve keys which will ensure your fingers are positioned correctly, where their softly rounded edges make it a joy to type. The inclusion of a built-in LCD dashboard allows you to check out all relevant status updates of important keyboard functions at a glance. As for the mouse, this model will be gently contoured for a natural fit and boasts a scroll wheel which allows you to switch between hyper-fast and precise click-to-click scrolling. The keyboard boasts a phenomenal battery life of up to three years while the mouse can keep on going for a year thereabouts. Expect the Logitech Wireless Desktop MK700 to be available sometime this month for $99.99.

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When wireless connectivity first game about, the world was abuzz with the possibilities of living the full digital life sans pesky wires that could cause folks to always trip over. Well, over the course of years as prices go south due to more and more people adopting the wireless lifestyle, the 2.4GHz band could get rather overcrowded, and might possibly cause interference problems with equipment. For those who want to analyze the invisible 2.4GHz band, the Wi-Spy 2.4i ought to do the trick.

The new Wi-Spy 2.4i packs a lot of value into a compact package with extra-fine resolution and a super-low noise floor, not seen on other entry-level tools. Plus, Chanalyzer Lite, Wi-Spy 2.4i’s software, offers a great assortment of features that help you get to the bottom of interference issues quickly and easily. And to top it off, it now has a 3-D view and Mac support. Tracks all radio activity from Wi-Fi, Cordless Phones, Microwave ovens, Zigbee, Bluetooth, or any other 2.4 GHz device. Graphically shows which channels to use and which ones to avoid.

Interested? ThinkGeek is selling the Wi-Spy 2.4i for $99.99.

D-Link is a trusted name when it comes to networking products, and we bring you news of a new shipment from the company, where the Wireless 150 Router and USB Adapter can be found at a good computer store near you. This device will be based on Draft 802.11n technology, where the D-Link Wireless 150 home networking is touted to offer a much improved and speedier performance where transmission of wireless signals are concerned, capable of hitting (theoretically) up to 4X the speed of standard 802.11g. In addition, other advantages include better reception and expanded coverage for those who do a fair bit of sharing, be it high-speed Internet, files or printers.

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