Hardware

Hotel Green is the ONLY eco-friendly hotel in Jaco, allowing its guests to stay close to the entertainment while conserving the environment and their own feelings of inner-peace. Hotel Green is a 6 room boutique hotel focused on families, with a parking lot, all-natural pool (no chemicals are used), tropical garden, fish pond, water treatement, medicinal garden, chicken house, restaurant area, a two bed-room house for the administrator and a solar panel. The hotel has exotic trees and plants that no other hotel can boast.

Apple's Airport Extreme Base Station will immediately jump out at you with its simple yet elegant design. Its white finish makes it a fashionable addition to any room, but its performance and price make this router a bit of a disappointment.

Setting up the Airport Extreme Base Station takes a matter of minutes. Much like other Apple products, it "just works." The router comes with an Airport Utility CD that works on both Mac and Windows, and allows you to easily configure the router: change the router name, assign it a location, and establish WEP or WPA encryption. Without a doubt, this setup was the quickest and simplest of all the routers in this roundup, but it would have been nice if advanced features were more readily available.

Once again, ASRock takes the latest chipset, adds a ton of features, and sells it at a fraction of the price of competitor P45 chipset boards on the market. The board features quad core Yorkfield and dual core Wolfdale processor support out of the box without a BIOS upgrade and PCIE2.0 CrossFire support. In addition to CrossFire support, the P45R2000-WiFi allows for either DDR2 or DDR3 memory to be used.

Have a trouble with your older mouse, lets look at this! This is a mouse from Logitech its named Logitech V450 NANO, the upcoming product is a wireless laser mouse for laptops that uses the 2.4 GHz spectrum and Logitech's easy to lose Nano-receiver which plugs into any USB 2.0 ports.

What is WiMAX

WiMAX (World Interoperability for Microwave Access), based on the IEEE 802.16 standard, is expected to enable true broadband speeds over wireless networks at a cost point to enable mass market adoption. WiMAX is the only wireless standard today that has the ability to deliver true broadband speeds and help make the vision of pervasive connectivity a reality.There are two main applications of WiMAX today: fixed WiMAX applications are point-to-multipoint enabling broadband access to homes and businesses, whereas mobile WiMAX offers the full mobility of cellular networks at true broadband speeds. Both fixed and mobile applications of WiMAX are engineered to help deliver ubiquitous, high-throughput broadband wireless services at a low cost.