Canon was showing the DT-130, the latest iteration in its line of gigabit-speed wireless networking devices. The DT-130 uses free-space optics to transmit high-speed data.
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2Interop 2006 – Samsungs OfficeServ 7400
The Samsung OfficeServ 7400 is a scalable, expandable VOIP PBX and switch designed for companies from the very small to the midsized.
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3Interop 2006 – New IP phones from Samsung
Samsung is introducing a new series of wired IP and IP video phones, as well as wireless IP phones.
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4Interop 2006 – Anchiva Gateways
The Anchiva 500 (top) and Anchiva 2000 are new security gateways from the company of the same name. They are designed to protect your network against spyware and viruses.
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5Interop 2006 – StillSecure Has Balls
The booth decorations from StillSecure dont actually have anything to do with the product. We use them to attract attention, a spokesperson told eWEEK. At the end of the show we give them away, she said.
6Interop 2006 – Cool Stuff from APC
American Power Conversions PR Manager Juli Dexter shows off the latest in APCs data center cooling products.
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7Interop 2006 – Fast Wireless
Huber + Suhner was showing its new Fast Ethernet wireless bridge. It operates in the 60GHz band and will cover distances up to 700 meters.
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8Interop 2006 – Cymphonix Controls Data
Aten was showing a series of IP-based KVM products that allow network managers to operate a large number of devices from a single location. The management devices include a keyboard and screen combination that can retract completely into the equipment.
9Interop 2006 – From Russia with Love
Kaspersky Lab staffers (left to right) Darcie Denault, Christine Downs, Shannon McCallion and Randy Drawas visit Interop to call attention to the Moscow-based companys security offerings.
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10Interop 2006 – At Work in the Interop NOC
Staffers at Interops network operations center put in long hours to keep everything running. At least, thats what their shirts claim.
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11Interop 2006 – Xirrus Triple Play
Xirrus was showing its new Triple Play Wi-Fi, a high-capacity, multiradio access point with Gigabit Ethernet connections to the corporate network.
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12Interop 2006 – Let Norm Do It
Its easy to find someone at Uplogix, just ask for Norm. Apparently, because Uplogix makes appliances that fix a variety of network problems, the company just suggests calling Norm to take care of it.
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