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Looking Down Under to Stay on Top of Broadband
Australia is moving to a complete fiber to the premise architecture, according to Steve Klein of Allied Telesis. In this video interview, Klein explains how broadband and IP are central to their plans. He suggests that with the new administration, the U.S will soon see a national broadband policy that will most likely be centered on broadband…
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Allied Telesis at the IP Possibilities 2009 Tradeshow Floor
Steve Klein of Allied Telesis provides an overview of their product offering in this brief video. He describes their Multi Service Access Platform, which is a carrier-grade IP/Ethernet networking solution that supports copper and fiber infrastructures. Klein explains that the complementary Optical Network Terminal is modular, allowing an operator to add an HPNA home networking…
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An Interactive White Board for $60
George Henny forwarded an interesting video a few weeks back. It was intriguing, as it left me wanting to know more about the interactive white board he had created using a Wii remote and a home grown electronics circuit. What George and his IT colleague, Wayne Jeffers devised was effectively an interactive white board that…
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News on Demand – Everywhere
[Editor’s Note: This video was hosted on Google Video – It needs to be updated to a new server] News on demand – a concept that has been around for a long time, but was it was just an abstract notion for me until recently. Anthony Bontranger of 1cast let me know, via a Facebook…
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Time Saver or Distraction?
One of the reasons for holding off on the procurement of a smart phone, besides the increase in monthly subscription fee, was my tendency to become tethered – some might say addicted – to Internet access. Those who saw me at MTA Convention could attest that the G1 phone was effectively my new appendage. It…
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Independent WiMax
In this interview shot at MTA’s Convention, Brian Potter of Gardonville Telephone cooperative discusses their rollout of WiMax services in rural Minnesota and their use of both 700 MHz and 3.7 GHz to provide fixed wireless Internet.
