Buffalo intros wireless line-up

Buffalo Technology, developer and manufacturer of wired and wireless networking, storage and memory solutions, has introduced its new family of Buffalo wireless solutions, reports Wireless Networks Online.

Designed for networks that require robust, high-performance products, the Nfiniti and AirStation family of routers, access points and clients offer a blend of affordability, speed and quality.

"Buffalo is committed to delivering the same high quality, high performance wireless solutions that consumers had come to rely on," says Ken Higgins, VP of sales, Buffalo Technology.

Portable media maker Archos has unveiled its first mini laptop, entering the mobile computing space, reports the Earth Times.

Developed with the needs of the modern-day mobile consumer in mind, the small, light and functional Archos 10 provides an out-of-the-box solution for people looking to stay connected, productive and entertained while on the go.

Weighing less than 2.8 pounds, the Archos 10 features 10.2-inch LED screen, 160GB hard drive storage and 1GB RAM.

Johnson Controls, a US-based provider of automotive interiors, products and services, says the US Patent Office has awarded two new patents for its BlueConnect wireless connectivity technology for use in vehicles, according to Reuters.

The BlueConnect hands-free system enables a wireless connection to mobile phones using Bluetooth technology, allowing drivers to make and receive calls using a vehicle's voice recognition and audio systems.

The system reportedly offers a wide range of features connected to and enabled through the driver's personal mobile phone.