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    IOGear's USB to VGA Kit Puts Wireless Gap Between PC and Monitor

    08/25/08
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  • #power

    IOGear GearJuice Rescue Charger: 15 Mins of Emergency Gadget Power

    05/29/08
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  • iogearnetshare.png#usbnetwork

    IOGEAR USB Net ShareStation Brings USB Over the Network

    Sharing USB Printers over the network is old hat, but IOGEAR's USB Net ShareStation lets you share just about every USB device you've got. There's external hard drives, flash drives, card readers, USB webcams, USB Speakers and USB printers, all extensible over the 10/100 port to your network. There's also a built-in USB 2.0 hub extension so you can shove in four devices to use. Definitely useful if you've got an old printer that doesn't have networking features, or if you want to have access to a webcam you hid in someone's bathroom. [IOGEAR]
    05/19/08
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    By Jason Chen
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    IOGEAR's Portable Media Player Upscales Video to 720P, Bears World's Most Generic Name

    IOGEAR's portable media player, actually named Portable Media Player, may look as generic as its name on the outside, but actually has some good features on the inside (but no screen). There's the most unique one, the ability to upscale video files to 720P for display on an HDTV, but there's also XviD, DivX, MPEG1/2, and full DVD menu support as well as a bunch of audio support. With a 120GB drive on board, the $349.95 price tag doesn't seem all that steep, but there's probably little to no chance that most people will have the use of playing back 720P video on the go, on other people's screens. Maybe if you traveled a lot and wanted to watch your own movies in hotel rooms? [IOGEAR]
    04/08/08
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    By Jason Chen
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    IOGEAR Fined $208,000 By EPA For Germ-Free Mice Claims

    03/15/08
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  • #gadgets

    IOGEAR PCPortal Lets You Remotely Control Your Parents' Computer via Hardware KVM

    03/11/08
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  • #digitalink

    Iogear Mobile Digital Scribe Writes Anywhere

    03/03/08
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  • #peripherals

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