Wi-Fi Fan
The innovative guys over at the French company Atypyk has come with this cool idea.
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WiFi Photo Frame with Facebook Support
This 8-inch WiFi digital photo frame from eStarling has just been updated with a new cool feature. You can now link it to your Facebook account to view your and your friends uploaded pictures right on the digital frame.
Falcon MVIX – Wireless Multimedia Centre
The Falcon MVIX uses Ethernet or WiFi to transfer the media files from a computer and bring them wirelessly to a TV anywhere in your home.
Blik Wi-Fi Radio by Revo
The stylish Blik radio from Revo is capable of accessing and automatically updating the latest station listings for thousands (8000 and counting) of internet radio stations via your existing Wi-Fi network.
Wi-Fi Finding Laptop Bags
“Soyntec Wiffinder” is a line of smart laptop bags that allows you know the Wi-Fi level signal without having to take your laptop out of the case.
Rovio – The Wi-Fi Spy Robot
Rovio is the first robot from the WowWee company to use the breakthrough Northstar technology for pinpoint navigation of your home or office.
Iona – The Wi-Fi Internet Radio Cube
The Cambridge Consultants has come up with the Iona Cube concept, a Wi-Fi enabled internet radio with a simple and intuitive new design.
WiFi Digital Photo Frame with RSS Feature
Maybe you remember this WiFi Digital Photo Frame that we covered back in August. Now eStarling has released a model that supports RSS.
Wi-Fire USB WiFi Adapter for Windows Vista
hField Technologies has just launched a Windows Vista compatible version of the Wi-Fire, a compact high-performance long-range USB WiFi Adapter.
Revo Pico Portable WiFi Radio
According to Firebox.com, this is the “world’s 1st portable WiFi radio”.
The wireless Revo Pico WiFi Radio ($297) automatically links to any broadband WiFi connection to stream both live and ‘Listen Again’ internet broadcasts.
There’s also a built-in FM receiver, in case you happen to be at a place where there’s no WiFi connection available – scary thought, don’t you think?
