The upcoming CES 2009 is in news for its exhibits even before its commencement. Recently, Kleer announced that it will be displaying its award-winning wireless products at CES 2009. The products that will be exhibited in CES 2009 will include, Sennheiser MXW1, Sleek Audio SA6, DigiFi Opera S1, Cy-Fi and other similar award-winning Wi-Fi products.

All these award-winning wireless products come incorporated with Kleer technology. These products will provide CD quality 16-bit music along with a robust ISM coexistence. Providing an ultra-low power consumption, these Kleer products are expected to grab all the attention in CES 2009.

Kleer’s Sennheiser MXW1 wireless earbuds have been awarded with a CES 2009 Innovations award and European Imaging and Sound Association EISA 2008 award. On the other hand, Sleek Audio SA6 earbuds were awarded with CES 2009 Innovations Honoree mention and Popular Science’s Best of What’s New 2008.

Kleer’s DigiFi Opera wireless earbuds got honored with a VIP Honoree mention in the Mobile Category by AVING at 2008 VIP Asia Award. While, Cy-Fi wireless bicycle speaker got mentioned in the Men’s Health Magazine 2009 Pick. Above all, Kleer’s unique wireless audio technology won the Audio Section for PC Magazine’s 25^th Annual Technical Excellence Awards. Watch out for these Kleer’s award-winning Wi-Fi products soon at CES 2009.

All the leading Wi-Fi Security Vendors are now relaxed a bit by bringing products against WPA Crack. The three leading makers of Wi-Fi intrusion protection software designed a software to detect the attack outlined by researchers Eric Tews and Martin Beck.

The newly developed Intrusion-protection software lets network managers to be alerted when they observe a suspicious behavior. It also allows security staff to triangulate a physical location on the network where an attack in originating or exists. It can also be configured to defend a network by simply shutting down the access to it.

AirDefense, AirTight Networks and AirMagnet have all recently announced or acquired some software to detect the WPA Crack. AirTight Networks upgraded its SpectraGuard Enterprise Software, while AirDefense too upgraded its already launched software to detect the WPA attack.