PRODUCTS KiiPix Instant Photo Printer Expected in stock: 6th Aug, 2018


• Turn your smartphone photos into irl vintage masterpieces


• Stupidly easy to use • All you need is your smartphone and film


• No WiFi, app, batteries or cables needed!


• It’s basically magic


• Lovingly built by the innovative wizards at Tomy


Description We’ve got to be real with you: instant cameras seem like a great idea but in reality, they’re unlikely to see much use. Why? They’re heavy, a pain to carry around with you everywhere and the batteries will die when you need them most – not to mention that the photos they produce aren’t that good. The pictures you mindlessly shoot on your phone are much better for a tiny fraction of the effort.


Enter KiiPix, by far the easiest way to get retro-style printed versions of your smartphone snaps. Never waste pricey film on shoddy photos again! Simply open the camera, place your smartphone on the top with the photo you’d like to print on screen,


Instax film


No WiFi, app, batteries or tangley cables needed Produces slick, high quality images with major vintage vibes Available in three gorgeous colours: Jet Black, Cherry Blossom, or Sky Blue


Has a thoughtful little mirror so you can check the alignment of your image


Easy to let friends have a go, no need to teach them the ropes of analog photography


Both light and durable, ideal for travel Dimensions:


15.5cm (L) x 13.5cm (W) x 6.3cm(D)


press the shutter button, rotate the dial and you’ve got a physical copy of your photo to keep forever! It really couldn’t be simpler. When everyone else looks up from messing around with their fickle film cameras, they’ll be amazed when they spot your effortless faux-analog prowess. How do you get a perfect shot every time?! That’s for you to know and them to find out. Print retro-style photos from your smartphone


All you need is your phone and some Mini FujiFilm


Continued from page 16 Higher Speeds


Leased lines offer far higher speeds; they can be bought at speeds of 10Mbps, 100Mbps, 1000Mbps or even 10,000Mbps. Other connectivity options such as ADSL simply can’t compete with that. For example, ADSL is advertised as being ‘Up to 8Mbps’. ADSL2+ is advertised as being ‘Up to 20’ or Up to 24Mbps’. However, these speeds are only available if you live very close to your local telephone exchange. The speeds available to you drop dramatically the further you are from the exchange. Consistency even at Peak Times Rather than being an uncontended service, ADSL is usually


a ‘contended service’. In other words, the bandwidth from your local exchange to your ISP is promised to 20+ customers. As long as only a few customers use their connections at once, this over-selling can go unnoticed. Unfortunately, at peak times when many customers are surfing the web, this lack of backhaul capacity causes your Internet connection to slow down. Leased lines, in contrast, are dedicated to you. If you have a 10Mbps connection, there’s dedicated bandwidth from you to your ISP. There’s no need for you to fight other customers to get a share of that 10Mb of backhaul.


Faster Uploads


Many people think they have a 4Mbps connection or a 6Mbps connection. However, that’s just the download speed. The upstream speed is usually much less, on average it’s just 800kbps. If all you’re doing is surfing the web, this doesn’t matter. However, businesses often find this limited amount of upstream bandwidth to be inadequate for their needs. This is particularly true if they want to use online backup, transfer files via FTP, or let staff connect to their work PCs from home using Remote- Desktop-Protocol. Leased lines are symmetric, so they offer a much faster upload speed.


Reliability


Some broadband connections run over a standard copper phone line. After leaving your office, your phone line ends up in a bundle of other phone lines that are going to the same telephone exchange. Unfortunately, the transmissions in these other phone lines can induce currents in your one, causing transmission errors on your connection. Leased lines are more reliable as they use fibre-optic cable, which doesn’t suffer from this type of electrical interference. Secondly, they come with higher-grade more-expensive hardware, which is more reliable. After deciding to go for leased lines you will need to choose


your supplier and there are a few key points to consider whilst you shop around: • Protection: As previously mentioned, bespoke SLA’s for your business are a real selling point when it comes to leased lines. Ensure you’re receiving this service when signing up.


• Contention: All good leased line providers should be able to provide you with an uncontended service and be able to put this in writing for you. Always check this before signing with a supplier.


• Ability: By going direct to an Internet Service Provider for a quote you’ll only be provided with one rate. It’s worth going to an independent telecoms supplier who can look around for you and find you the best quote from a variety of suppliers. When doing this it’s important to check that the supplier will be able to resolve any issues should they arise.


Leased lines can provide an unbeatable level of internet


connectivity, although it may not always be necessary for your business. As is the same with any kind of IT or telecoms product, always ensure the solution is bespoke to your business. Any good telecommunications supplier should put your business and its needs first when recommending a broadband connection, but it’s always handy to know the basic facts.


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