CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 3
- CeBIT 2009 3-8 March, Hannover (Germany), day 3
- Page 2 - Acrtic Cooling (Part 2: memory coolers, PSU's, cases, etc.)
- Page 3 - Nanya and Elixir memory
- Page 4 - G.Skill (high performance memory)
- Page 5 - G.Skill (Pi Series, notebook memory and SSD devices)
- Page 6 - Scythe: CPU and video card coolers
- Page 7 - Scythe: PSU's, cases, fans, audio and other devices
- Page 8 - Biostar: Motherboards and video cards
- Page 9 - Transcend: Memory
- Page 10 - ASRock: Motherboards, X58 SuperComputer with NVIDIA Tesla
- Page 11 - Edimax - home network equipment
- Page 12 - MSI - Motherboards
- Page 13 - MSI - Video Controllers
- Page 14 - MSI - Demo Cases
- Page 15 - MSI - Barebones
- Page 16 - MSI - Notebooks
- Page 17 - MSI - Periphery, Servers
- Page 18 - MSI - Eyecandy
- Page 19 - Icy Dock - HDD enclosures
- Page 20 - The Cus - NAS
Page 11 - Edimax - home network equipment
Page 11 - Edimax - home network equipment
We stopped by the Edimax, them being a relatively new manufacturer of network equipment that have also recently became widely available on the Bulgarian market. Besides the regular home routers there were a lot of interesting products, requiring our attention.
Edimax had on display at their stand a variety of wired and wireless IP surveillance cameras, both small and large rotating cupola ones:
There were also some of their standard products too - ones including wireless routers, wireless USB cards, print servers and beautiful decoration of red flowers :)
Interesting were also were the wireless USB adapters one of which had a large external antenna for increased range, while the other was as bid as a small flash drive:
Central spot at the stand was reserved for the Wireless 802.11n Edimax family, as well as for the multiple awards it won:
We also got to see the very popular 5 and 8 port gigabit commutators, Ethernet adapters working through the power grid and some KVM switches:
The NAS server on display was also interesting one, we expected it to be already available at the market, alas a delay was apparently imminent, so the wait continues. We also had a look at the wireless media transfer solution from Edimax:















