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1)Basic Knowledge about USB

Introduction of USB:

USB, or Universal Serial Bus, is a hardware bus standard that allows users to plug a peripheral device into a USB port and have it automatically configured and ready to use. It is one of the success stories of the personal computer. It not only works well, but also makes the life of the average computer user easier.

Most computers that were manufactured after 1995 have USB ports. Windows 95 had only erratic support for USB, but all newer Windows operating systems have support for USB. iMacs and other Apple computers also support USB。

 

To find the USB port on your computer, look at the back or side of your computer. Most of the ports have rows of small pins or pinholes where new peripherals can be plugged in. The USB port looks slightly different. It is a small thin opening about ½ " long. It has no obvious pins or pinholes. It is often, but not always, marked "USB.” Many computers have two USB ports.  Some even have the added convenience of USB ports in the front of the computer, a boon for devices like cameras, which are hooked up and removed often.

 

USB 2.0:

Why not take something good and make it even better? That’s just what the computer industry did with USB 2. With a maximum transfer rate of 480 mbps, or 60 mb per second, USB 2 is forty times faster than USB 1. Better yet, it is backwardly compatible with USB 1. That means that if your new computer comes with USB 2, you can still use your old USB devices. Of course, they will perform at USB 1 speeds, but they will still work properly. To take full advantage of the speed of USB 2, the devices that you purchase must be USB 2 enabled and must be run from a USB 2 port. These speedy devices have already made their appearance and are sure to be plentiful in the future. The speed of USB 2 will be beneficial to many devices including digital cameras, hard drives, and DVD drives. To recognize a USB 2 port or device, look for the USB High-Speed logo.

Although USB 2 support was not originally built into any of the current Windows operating systems, USB 2 will work with Windows 98 or better. If your new computer has USB 2 ports, Windows XP will have the necessary support. If you are adding a USB card to your current Windows XP computer, support is available through the Windows update feature. In most cases, if you upgrade your computer with an add-on card, it will come with a USB 2 installation CD that will work with Windows 98 and Windows Me.

 

Stackable & Swappable:

USB has other advantages as well.you can attach up to 127 devices to one USB port. USB ports are self-powered, so you can say goodbye to those big chunky power blocks. However, if you attach more than a few devices, you will need to add a self-powered hub, which is a small mechanism that provides extra power to the attached devices.

The idea behind USB is that the devices will be daisy-chained together. The USB device that you purchase should have another built-in USB port so you can hook other devices to it. Many of the USB monitors that I've seen come with three USB ports for attaching other devices. Some USB keyboards also have several built-in USB ports where you can hook up other devices. For instance, your mouse might connect to your keyboard, your keyboard to your monitor, and your monitor to your computer. This eliminates the mess of power cables that often accompany a computer system.

  USB devices are hot swappable. You can plug in and remove any USB devices without turning the computer on and off. This is a great feature for those of us who want to purchase only one peripheral to use on two or more computers. It’s also great for devices like cameras that are attached and removed from the computer often.

 

  USB Devices

You can plug just about anything into a USB port: keyboards, cameras, mice, joy sticks, modems, zip drives, floppy drives, printers, and scanners. You can even purchase USB speakers to produce great digital sound on your computer. As you read this, more and more USB devices are becoming available. Eventually serial and parallel ports will disappear on new computers. So if you are adding a new device to your computer, you really should consider a USB device. By the way, USB devices do not cost any more than other peripherals.

 

2.RC or RF Laser Pointer

    Wireless remote control laser pointer is a multifunctional briefing tool integrating the laser pointer, PowerPoint page control.
    This product is widely used in the product demonstration, electronic teaching, business speech, business training and meeting etc. It is a necessary briefing tool for the teacher, salesman, marketing person, human resource officer and professional manager. The user can control the flow within 15m range around the computer. With the laser pointer’s functions, the user has more flexibility in the multimedia teaching and speech (such as Word/Excel/PowerPoint/HTML etc.). The user not only shows his/her personal talent, but also makes the speech livelier. We can also customize the service for the users. It can be used as the gifts for various activities, which can improve the effect of your presentation! 

Special NOTICE:

  These pointers are not dangerous when used with care, but the brightness of laser light can damage the eyes of anyone who looks directly into the beam for more than a minute and a half.
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 3.Skype,a revolution in phone communication!

i)Background
   Skype lets you make free calls over the internet to anyone else who also has the service. It's free and easy to download and use, and it works with most computers. Skype offers free global telephony and unlimited voice calls with its next-generation peer-to-peer software. 
   Skype calls itself "free Internet telephony that just works," but it's much more than that.

   Primarily, Skype offers free software that lets you talk by way of the internet to another Skype user, anywhere in the world, for free. Your computer (or PocketPC) works as your phone.

Free Skype client software for Windows, Macintosh, Linux (Red Hat/Fedora Core, SuSE, Mandrake/Mandriva, and may be downloaded free from the Skype.com site. People download Skype client software by the millions every month.  Skype spends nothing except for the server support to keep its download files available.

 

ii)How Skype Works(free call by PC-to-PC)
   Skype setup and configuration rates among the easiest of any application you're likely to use. This is by design. Founders said they planned for Skype to be the most user-friendly application available today, and they may have hit their target.

Here's the process:

  • Download the software. (Maybe you'll get a prize for being the 150 millionth download customer.)
  • Install the software. It automatically configures itself for your computer and network.
  • Register as a Skype user. (Finding a unique name will be the tough part.)
  • Get a SkypePhone for your computer. Using external speakers and a microphone is possible but not practical.
  • Locate another Skype user. Searching tools make this easy.
  • Click on a Skype contact name. You can do this from a variety of places within the client application.
  • Talk free to people anywhere in the world.

By a suitable SkypePhone set(because most of the SkypePhone is USB port supported,so,these sets are also called "USB Phone"),leveraging transmission efficiencies in digital voice and reliable broadband networks, Skype transmits the full frequency range of human hearing .Compare this with the standard phone frequency and you can see why Skype calls sound so wonderful. The extra frequencies transmitted add richness and depth at the bottom, and all the complex overtones and harmonics at the top, to make voices sound real rather than canned.

   In PC-to-PC call-method,your computer must be turned on to use Skype, and people you call must have Skype running on their system in order to receive your call. Skype spreads by one person encouraging another to download Skype and call them, and that call usually comes within five minutes. Technically, a dial-up connection will suffice, but realistically you need broadband to really enjoy Skype.

 

iii)Skype Extras and Presence

    So far, we've looked at how Skype can replace a standard phone or cell phone,but dig a little deeper into what else Skype offers now , and you realize Skype is the most advanced voice communications tool available today.

   What you don't realize, because Skype doesn't make a big deal out of it, is that every Skype connection uses 256-bit encryption. The call quality astounds people, so no one guesses the encryption is automatic and engaged on every connection. You must move to restricted military telecom hardware to get a higher level of encryption than what Skype provides, free, on every call. Look for some serious hand-wringing among law enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security when they finally realize how prevalent Skype is worldwide.

Skype's standard features are:

  • Talking free to other Skype users
  • File transfers
  • Chat (instant messaging)

   That's a short list. Instant messaging with Chat works as expected, but only within the Skype application, skype is secure.

   One of the best business uses of Skype is for conference calls. Costs to arrange a five-way conference through normal telecom providers start high and add up quickly, but Skype connects users for free. At least two conference phone vendors now include USB connections, and adapters for existing conference phones (USB to RJ-11) are available. Add in the higher quality of Skype calls, and the free conferencing functions via Skype make excellent economic sense for companies large and small.

    Notice something critical that's missing? The ability to call regular phones and have regular phones call you on Skype. More on that shortly.

Skype's optional features are:

  • SkypeOut
  • Skype Voicemail
  • SkypeIn (beta)
  • Skype Zones (beta)

    SkypeOut, Skype's first product that generated revenue, lets Skype users call normal phones. Currently, the price is very cheap.

    Skype-to-PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network),so-called "SkypeOut" ,PSTN-to-Skype,so called "SkypeIn", the service assigning PSTN phone numbers to Skype users for outcoming calls or incoming calls. Voice mail,  works quite well.

"Presence," the ability to locate and reach others over the network, adds to Skype's value. As with enterprise network offerings, Skype clients show availability based on keyboard activity. When a user logs in to Skype from multiple clients, calls and messages appear at all locations, making it easy to pick up connections no matter where the person may be. Adding to this capability is Skype Zones (beta), which uses wireless hot spots for Skype connections.

Skype recently offered developers ways to connect to the Skype application, and many companies are hitching their products to the global Skype bandwagon.

 

 iv)How To Download Skype

Please click the following link to get into the download page,and select the version suit for you:

http://www.skype.com/download/

click here to read skype-out rates to all destinations

4) Some currently popular VOIP softwares

 Some popular VOIP softwares ,which is supported by our USB Phone, can make PC-PC free call and PC-Phone call can be download at:

 

VoipBuster

http://www.voipbuster.com/en/download.html

VoipStunt

http://www.voipstunt.com/en/download.html

VoipCheap

http://www.voipcheap.co.uk/en/download.html

VoipDiscount

http://www.voipdiscount.com/en/download.html

SparVoip

http://www.sparvoip.de/de/download.html

Internetcalls

http://www.internetcalls.com/en/download.html

NetAppel

http://www.netappel.fr/fr/download.html

 



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