CONVERT HIGH SPEED TO WIFI

DOS ANY ONE NOW HOW TO CONVERT HIGH SPEED SIGNAL FROM BB TO WIFI? OR HOW TO BRIDGE BB WITH LAPTOB AND DIGITAL PHONE THE WORKS WITH INTERNET?
THANKS
ALEJANDRO
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Cradlepoint makes a router your can plug your BB into and create a WiFi hotspot:
http://www.cradlepoint.com/ctr350/ctr350.php

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Refer to an example VI called as "High speed data logger.VI" in conjunction with "High Speed data logger reader.vi" in Labview examples. Alhrough the logger might be in Tradiditional Daq format, it can be quite easily converted to Daq Mx format to store data in Binary (I32 format) . I have used this for many of my applications and i have found that the data retrieved does not have any "messups".
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hope this helps
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Hi there,
well I have been playing around for the last 24-48hrs with an AirportExpress 802.11n wiht the latest firmware on it, to achieve high speed wifi ~300mbps as 802.11n allows. The following hardware was used during this tests:
Airport Express Model: A1264 Firmware: 7.4.2
1) Macbook Pro AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0x88)|Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.91.26)
and an
2) 24" iMac - AirPort Extreme (0x14E4, 0x8E)|Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.91.26)
Goal: Achieve to establish a high speed wireless-n infrastructure network.
Comparing to: Ad Hoc Network Wireless-N iMac to Macbook Pro
Basic Ad Hoc Network Setup:
Macbook Pro:
PHY Mode: 802.11n
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: none
RSSI: -54
Transmit Rate: 130
MCS Index: 15
iMac 9.1:
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: none
RSSI: -48
Transmit Rate: 1117
MCS Index: 14
Testing: copy 1GB file via Finder Desktop to Desktop
Reault: achieved an avarage transfer-rate: 9.7MB/s
Infrastructure Tests:
1st Setup: identical setup with airport express
Configuration: Airport Express
Radio Mode: 802.11n only (2.4 Ghz)
Channel: 11
Security: none
Macbook Pro:
PHY Mode: 802.11n
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: none
RSSI: -36
Transmit Rate: 130
MCS Index: 15
iMac 9.1:
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: none
RSSI: -38
Transmit Rate: 130
MCS Index: 15
Testing: copy 1GB file via Finder Desktop to Desktop
Reault: achieved an avarage transfer-rate: 3.2MB/s
2nd Setup: airport express
Configuration: Airport Express
Radio Mode: 802.11n only (2.4 Ghz)
Channel: 11
Security: WPA2
Macbook Pro:
PHY Mode: 802.11n
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -34
Transmit Rate: 130
MCS Index: 15
iMac 9.1:
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Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -37
Transmit Rate: 145
MCS Index: 15
Testing: copy 1GB file via Finder Desktop to Desktop
Reault: achieved an avarage transfer-rate: 3.0MB/s
3rd Setup: airport express
Configuration: Airport Express
Radio Mode: 802.11n (802.11b/g compatible)
Channel: 11
Security: WPA2
Macbook Pro:
PHY Mode: 802.11n
Channel: 11 (2.4Ghz)
Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -33
Transmit Rate: 130
MCS Index: 15
iMac 9.1:
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Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -39
Transmit Rate: 145
MCS Index: 15
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Reault: achieved an avarage transfer-rate: 2.9MB/s
4th Setup: airport express
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Radio Mode: 802.11n (802.11a compatible)
Channel: Automatic
Security: WPA2
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PHY Mode: 802.11n
Channel: 36 (5Ghz)
Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -48
Transmit Rate: 270
MCS Index: 15
iMac 9.1:
Channel: 36 (5Ghz)
Security: WPA2 Personal
RSSI: -46
Transmit Rate: 300
MCS Index: 15
Testing: copy 1GB file via Finder Desktop to Desktop
Reault: achieved an avarage transfer-rate: 5.5MB/s
Enabling/ disabling wide channels doesnt change the avarage transfer rate significantly.
These are just a few examples of all tests I have done, I have tried every possible configuration and took screen shots of almost 80% of the test (if someone is interested in reviewing this).
I couldnt find a single configuration in infrastructure mode that is as fast as the ad-hoc connection, so I assume either apple's setup for ad hoc and using channels is different to infrastructure or the airport express simply is unable to perform the same way as the wifi cards being used inside my Macs (which is my conclusion unless someone proves me wrong).
-------------------------------------------------------------------- Keep in mind, my findings show a 100% faster network in Ad hoc mode on a 2.4 Ghz connection
This is quite unsatisfying as I have bought the airport express on Feb 9th 2010 and it was the latest available model according to local genius bar.
So to quote apple: "The AirPort Express Base Station is based on an IEEE 802.11n draft specification and is compatible with IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, and IEEE 802.11g." yes it might be compatible but doesnt allow you to fully operate at those specifications or has anyone been able to achieve this somehow?

why didnt I find this any earlier ...
http://www.applesource.com.au/mac-accessories/soa/Apple-AirPort-Express-Base-Sta tion-802-11n-/0,2000451112,339287629,00.htm

MP3 imported, but being played in high speed?!

Hello community,
Having Captivate 2, I'm wondering why this happens... It
worked in Captivate 1 perfectly.
I record and modify the audio recordings externally from
Captivate using Adobe Audition (1.5 or 2; depending on the machine
I'm working on).
In Captivate 1, to have a low file size of the SWF file, I
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Using Captivate 2 in editing mode, when I import MP3 files,
everything seems fine. I hear everything OK. But once I publish the
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Now, I tried importing plain WAV files, sure. But there is
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Ditto...
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I shot an event a week back and have close to 300GB of interview footage. I logged all the footage in FCP and all is fine except one clip imports in super high speed.
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Open up the converted Quicktime file. How does that play?
What about importing it with FCP...how does it look then?
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