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Wednesday, 17 July 2002 |
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Ah, the perils of automation. At 0512 GMT this morning a Reuters story headlined "Microsoft to release new multimedia edition Windows XP" winged its way to the company's customers. And then about 30 minutes later a bulletin from Reuters headlined "TECH-MICROSOFT-XP ADVISORY" seems to have headed to the same customers, saying, er, the story "is embargoed for publication until 1100 GMT on Tuesday July 16." |
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Monday, 15 July 2002 |
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Microsoft is looking to uncork a bottleneck for its software and services inthe home by selling networking products, starting this autumn, company representatives said.
The software giant has a team developing 802.11b wireless home networking products within the same hardware division that creates keyboards and mice. Company representatives declined to comment on the details of the future products, but said that entering the home networking market was in line with the software giant's interests… |
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Monday, 15 July 2002 |
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Chris Bond, undisputed UKHA "king of the small PC" sends this:
Roughly the size of a box of matches, The matchbox PC is currently the world's smallest PC capable of running popular operating systems such as Windows 95, Windows NT, and Linux. With such powerful capabilities in your pocket, one can only imagine the possibilities |
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Wednesday, 10 July 2002 |
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There are three different "levels" of analogue connections you might come across in "normal" hi-fi... |
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Wednesday, 10 July 2002 |
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Network camera maker IQinVision has unveiled a new wireless video camera that comes with Wi-Fi , or 802.11b, capability built in. For the Home? There likely will be an expanded market for this type of camera at some point, analysts say. "802.11 is making its way into homes," Yankee Group analyst Sarah Kim told Wireless NewsFactor. "It makes sense for 802.11 hardware to be released now... |
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Tuesday, 09 July 2002 |
 Laser are now European distributor for the CPS Plus serial to keyboard buffer program. All serial barcode reader owners should have a copy!
"CPS Plus serial data acquisition software enables serial devices such as barcode scanners, magnetic stripe readers, gauges, electronic scales, sensors, laboratory instruments and modems to communicate with any Windows application.
CPS Plus will accept data from almost any serial device operating via RS232 port and convert the data to virtual keystrokes. This allows data to be entered directly into any Windows application as if it was typed in using the keyboard. CPS Plus is designed to read and buffer data from up to 8 serial ports simultaneously"... |
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Sunday, 07 July 2002 |
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Misterhouse, the popular home automation software for both Windows & Linux, has reached v2.69 this week.
With some exciting new features Misterhouse looks set to go from strength to strength, perhaps even stealing some market share from the more established HA software products. |
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Saturday, 06 July 2002 |
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Submission by Stuart Poulton
My new website is now Live.
As well as providing info on new and upcomming gadgets. The site will also host resources for the growing UKHA Development community, including 1-wire, TINI, RABBIT, and the UKHA MP3 Player.
Cheers
Stuart |
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Friday, 05 July 2002 |
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Often on UKHA_D the question is asked, "What is the difference between an LD11 and an LD10?" well physically they are the same, exactly and the connections to them are also exactly the same so the wiring chart for the 10 is the same as the 11. The difference in the modules lies in the firmware, or software that is stored in the module, and this is what makes all the difference! The differences are as follows... |
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