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| 1. | November 29th IOGEAR Steers Consumers In The Right Direction With Bluetooth Technology Irvine, CA - November 29, 2004 – IOGEAR has launched its Bluetooth GPS Navigation System allowing drivers to receive map positioning data from satellites to deliver driving directions through Bluetoot
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| 2. | November 9th IOGEAR Shrinks Bulky External Hard Drives Introduces companies smallest external drives at 1.8”
Irvine, CA – November 8, 2004 – IOGEAR has slimmed down the equipment required to transfer files on an external hard drive with the launch of i
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| 3. | November 1st IOGEAR’s Mini Mouse Goes Bluetooth Introduces wireless gadget for computing on the go
Irvine, CA – November 1, 2004 – IOGEAR has launched its rechargeable Bluetooth Mini Mouse, enabling road warriors to work wirelessly and save space
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| 4. | August 30th IOGEAR Simplifies Selection of Computer Sharing Technology Launches free tool to help multiple computer users find the right KVM switch
Irvine, CA – August 30, 2004 – IOGEAR, a leading connectivity and peripheral specialist, has launched its KVM Wizard, the
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| 5. | July 8th IOGEAR Stores And Secures Digital Documents And Multimedia Files Launches affordable solution for storage and backup needs
Irvine, CA – July 12, 2004 – IOGEAR has combined computer storage and backup equipment in one device with the launch of its new 3.5” Combo IO
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| 6. | July 2nd IOGEAR Drives Bluetooth Innovation at Macworld 2004 Presents new line of external hard drives and Bluetooth products
Irvine, CA – July 2, 2004 – IOGEAR will showcase its new external hard drives, including its 1.8” USB 2.0 / FireWire ION Drive and 3
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| 7. | May 25th IOGEAR Reveals Wi-Fi Surfers Are Wearing Next To Nothing Nearly two-thirds of Wi-Fi users confess to browsing the Internet in their unmentionables
Irvine, CA – May 25, 2004 – Taking the ‘always on’ Internet revolution to the extreme, consumers happily admi
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| 8. | May 11th IOGEAR Delivers Blazing Fast File Transfers Introduces practical solution for storing and protecting important documents
Irvine, CA – May 11, 2004 – IOGEAR has eliminated the long process of transferring files to a computer’s hard drive with
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| 9. | May 3rd IOGEAR Launches Industry’s Shortest Wi-Fi 802.11g Notebook Network Card Allows users to leave Wi-Fi access card in laptops for easy networking
Irvine, CA – May 3, 2004 – Mobile professionals are now free from having to insert and remove a notebook network card each ti
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| 10. | April 26th IOGEAR Eliminates The Need For Multiple Office Printers Allows Bluetooth-enabled computers and PDAs to print wirelessly
Irvine, CA – April 26, 2004 – Small and Home Office (SOHO) users can now wirelessly print from a Bluetooth-enabled computer or PDA u
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| 11. | April 12th IOGEAR Eliminates ‘Nosy Neighbor’ Wi-Fi Snooping Super-Fi™ technology increases Wi-Fi access range and provides focused signal broadcast
Irvine, CA – April 12, 2004 – Wi-Fi users no longer have to worry about curious neighbors tapping into home net
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| 12. | April 5th IOGEAR Lays Down the Law With BOSS Provides a secure, centralized network server for the storage, maintenance and controlled access of all client case information and images.
Irvine, CA – April 6, 2003 – Lawyers no longer have to spen
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| 13. | March 23rd IOGEAR Reduces Tangles with Retractable Cables The cords are an affordable way to unscramble the wires that snake through computer users’ briefcases or bags. The new cables provide five feet of retractable wire for connecting printers, modems, USB
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| 14. | March 16th IOGEAR Makes Sense of Wi-Fi IOGEAR, a leading Wi-Fi connectivity and peripheral manufacturer, has developed a guide to help consumers understand the facts behind Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) technology. The free resource is availab
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| 15. | January 27th IOGEAR Sounds Off With Computer Sharing~ Launches the first KVM switches with built-in cables that allow users to share audio IOGEAR, the mobile connectivity and peripheral specialist, has introduced its MiniView Micro USB Plus and MiniView Micro Audio KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches. Users can now control USB or PS/2
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