In our application, we programmed it to shift into overdrive at 47 mph. The second option is to switch the Gear Vendor into the manual mode and begin gear splitting. The unit can also be ...

After spending some time in our ’67, we believe Gear Vendors’ claims of a 25-percent improvement in fuel economy. Also, after some practice, we were using the shift-knob-mounted switch to ...

Gear Vendors offers two different types of manual on/off switches: an Eaton-type push/pull knob for manual transmission or this high beam-type foot-triggered switch for automatic transmissions.

In our application we programmed it to shift into overdrive at 47 mph. The second option is to switch the Gear Vendor into the manual mode and begin gear splitting. The unit can also be programmed ...

Several Ethernet and application switch vendors plan to roll out products at the Interop Conference and Expo in Las Vegas that are intended to make high-speed network gear more affordable and help ...

Three major networking vendors are announcing new switching products ... they can be easily moved to another Summit 200 switch, because the products have the routing intelligence to move the ...

Speaking very generally, datacenter networks at Microsoft seem to be pretty reliable, which is remarkable in a sense because its network is comprised of gear from a number of different vendors. We ...

A trio of lesser-known LAN gear vendors this week launched 10G ... be switches forthcoming this quarter” from major LAN switch vendors, whom he would not name. Besides 10G Base-T, the NIC ...

Those needs are creating opportunities for network gear vendors as datacenters make the jump to bigger IPv6 pipes to accommodate data-driven applications and broader use of analytics. Among them is ...

Nortel has recently launched a massive green campaign to promote its self-proclaimed environmentally friendly networking gear. The vendor took ... of power that a switch uses is just one measure ...

The Passport 8300 Ethernet Switch is a modular Layer 3 routing ... range of XML-based applications. This story, "Vendors push cheaper switching gear" was originally published by Computerworld.