Toshiba www.toshiba.com
Toshiba’s rst solid state drive
delivers 128GB density in a
1.8-inch form factor, using
multilevel-cell (MLC) NAND
ash memories. By integrating
an original MLC controller,
the new line-up of SSD achieve performance levels
comparable to those of single-level NAND ash
SSD; for instance, maximum read and write speeds of
100MB a second and 40MB a second, respectively.
CES 2008 Security
By Terry Currier
eAgency www.mymobilewatchdog.com
RADAR™ - Your Kids’ Mobile Watchdog™ - is a
child safety service for cell phones that uses patent-
pending technology allowing parents to monitor and
protect their children from harm when using a cell
phone.
Parental
control
products
are
currently
available
for the PC,
TV and in
a limited
fashion
using call
blocking
or location
based
services for the cell phone. With the convergence of
data and cellular networks, all of the existing threats
on the internet are now available on a child’s cell
phone. RADAR monitors voice logs, email, text
messages, and pictures (EMS/MMS communications)
to and from a mobile device and immediately sends
a copy of the text message or picture (parental alert)
to the parents’ phone or email address whenever an
unauthorized contact occurs.
eAgency provides monitoring and child security not
parental controls. Location based services can be
easily circumvented using everyday household items
such as aluminum foil. Call blocking is inherently
dangerous to the child as it prevents them from being
contacted in the event of an emergency.
Cell Phone Safety Risks Are Real
34% of kids saw sexual material online they •
didn’t want to see.
33% or 1 in 7 received unwanted sexual •
solicitations.
34% communicated online with people they •
did not know in person.
Youth Internet Safety Survey, National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children 2005
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42% of kids have been bullied while online. 1 •
in 4 have had it happen more than once.
35% of kids have been threatened online and •
nearly 1 in 5 have had it happen more than
once.
2004 i-SAFE survey of 1,500 students grade 4-8
Hopscotch Technology
www.hopscotchtechnology.com
They created BOB, for limiting access to video games,
and computers. Because, too much of a good thing is
simply too much! The average American child sits in
front of a TV or computer screen 3-5
hours a day, every day. Bring that
time down to 2 hours per day, and
you’ve just given your son/daughter
up to 1000 extra hours of childhood
each year. How BOB Works?
Simple 3 minute set-up. Plug •
the TV into BOB (lock in the
cord) and plug BOB into the
wall!
Parents set time limits—TV •
shuts off when time is up!
“Time Blocks” prevent usage •
for specic times of the day (like after school).
Safe for all electronics, including TVs •
(Plasma/DLP/LCD), video game systems, and
computers.
LaserShield www.lasershield.net
Announced today that it will introduce Sparrow, the
rst “Plug & Go” wireless instant home security
system for the Internet. Sparrow is a high speed
Internet adapter that works with the LaserShield
instant home security system and digital phones to
protect homes 24/7. It transmits security breach and
home break-in information to the professional 24/7
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