Frank J. Ohlhorst

Coyote Point E650GX Balances Virtual Machine Loads by Frank Ohlhorst Web-Based UI The E650GX has an AJAX-based Web user interface. Configuration options such as clusters, servers and match rules are displayed as a tree on the left side of the page, while detailed configuration and statistical information is displayed on the right. VLAN Support Version […]

LABS GALLERY: Netgear ProSecure UTM 5 Secures Branch Office Networks by Frank Ohlhorst No Title The UTM 5 has a street price of $275 for the device and $299 for the device with a year subscription to Web protection, spam protection and content filtering services. The unit features 1 GIG-E WAN port and four GIG-E […]

Designing a high-performance workstation takes more than just throwing the latest components together and hoping for the best. To guarantee high performance, it takes engineering, a careful matching of components and precise assembly to bring forth a quality design. SuperMicro has not forgotten those elements when it comes to building workstations that even the most […]

Those selling Netbook computers may want to reconsider their sales strategy, thanks to HP. The company rolled out a new line of notebook computers aimed at cost conscious business users, which combine features, performance and low prices together in an attractive package. Netbook buyers will be most interested in the HP ProBook 4415, which has […]

Businesses of all sizes are looking to squeeze the most value out of the typical desktop PC, but the question remains, how low can you go? While some businesses may choose to go as low-end as possible to shave a few bucks off a PC, Ncomputing is offering a different way to maximize value. The […]

Xandros has officially launched Presto, a Linux distribution targeted at users who want instant booting, ease of use and speed.Xandros originally envisioned Presto as a secondary operating system that users would install on their systems alongside Windows. The idea was to allow a user to quickly boot their system for a minor task or to […]

Salt Lake City-based Sendside Networks took a close look at how businesses communicate with each other and their customers and came up with a new model, which eliminates multiple e-mails, adds multiple communication paths to a company’s Web presence and, at the same time reduces the need for on-site sales calls. Originally designed for financial […]

The same folks that conceived and built the U.S. Air Force’s F-16 Falcon fighter jet and the Marine Corps’ Stryker Combat Vehicle are behind the Itronix GD8000 notebook, a military-standard notebook computer. You don’t have to be a soldier to appreciate what the GD8000 has to offer. While the unit may be at home on […]

Few security technologies have become as contrived and misunderstood as DLP, which can affect all aspects of the data processing end of a business. It all comes down to protecting data and preventing data from falling into the wrong hands-both intentionally or unintentionally. Yet, the complexity of today’s solutions can leave items unprotected and solution […]

ViewSonic’s marriage of 1080p HDTV to a PC display gives the company a leg up on the competition – most of the other vendors out there default to 1080i/720P for their native resolution, which is fine for most video content, but comes up short on a PC – thanks to a native resolution of just […]