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Whereas setting up an internet connection is unbelievably simple nowadays, setting up a home network is seen as a task only achievable by a certain level of computer geek; though with the improvements in operating system software and network software, the process is much easier than once thought.

So you want to take the plunge and set up your own home network? The details below will help you through the process.

Before you begin installing anything, you must make sure you have the right equipment. The most important part of your network is the router, depending on if you want to set up a wireless or a wired network; you will need a suitable router with either wireless capability or enough Ethernet ports for your needs. Many routers nowadays come with both wired and wireless capability, which helps if you change your mind in the future. You must also make sure you have enough Ethernet cables or wireless network cards for each computer.

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This Autumn there will be many new gadgets to please our technology desires. Let’s begin with the new Nikon camera, the Nikon D3s with: ISO 200-12800, New ISO range HI-3 at 102,400 ISO, 12.1 mp FX sensor, 14fps, D-movie with 24 fps/1080p. Nikon has not confirmed this new camera, so this news is based on rumors.

Then the Toshiba Camileo S10 Camcorder: supports an internal memory of 128MB and the SD/SDHC type memory cards, captures 1080 HD at a rate of 30fps, 5 mega pixels, 2.5inch size LCD screen.

SGH i400 Smartphone from Samsung: It is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera, there is a special MP3 button so you can quickly choose your favourite song, then A2DP, Bluetooth and MicroSD expansion. Let’s add the full support for Internet Browsing and a 2.3 inch display.

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Lexar will produce impressive new faster and higher capacity CompactFlash cards. Seems that these new cards will have a speed close to UDMA 6′s thereshold of 100MB/second. This means doubling the speed of actual cards!

Actual top cards from Lexar use UDMA standard, practically a transfer data speed of 45MB/second.

The new “UDMA 6″ cards will have also a capacity of 32GB, but only newer Single Lens Reflex cameras will support this faster technology.

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