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WD TV Live Hub
WD TV Live Hub
5 out of 6
Price: $299
Website: www.shoppingexpress.com.au
WD TV Live products are long-time inhabitants of the A-List. The Hub combines both DLNA playback and serving to act as a one stop shop for home media networks.
Specs: 2 x USB; Gigabit Ethernet; HDMI, component, composite video out; optical S/PDIF out; DLNA server, 1TB HDD
Alternative: Microsoft Xbox 360 Pro HDMI

Wireless Router

ASUS RT-N56U
ASUS RT-N56U
5 out of 6
Price: $185
Website: www.asus.com.au
A high-speed router that looks good and is easy to use. All that, coupled with a reasonable price, makes this a tempting buy for anyone.
Specs: 802.11n wireless router; 4 x Gigabit Ethernet ports; 2 x USB; PPOE; PPTP; L2TP; 145x63x174mm.
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Alternative: Edimax BR-647ND

ADSL Modem/Router

Netgear DGND3700
Netgear DGND3700
5 out of 6
Price: $170
Website: www.netgear.com.au
This router is respectably priced, and if you want optimum wireless performance and the best range across both 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequency bands it’s a great choice.
Specs: 802.11n wireless router; 4 x Gigabit Ethernet ports; 2x USB ports; Passthrough VPN; 160 x 76 x 233mm.
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Alternative: AVM FRITZ!Box Fon WLAN 7390

Powerline Adapter

TP-LINK AV200
TP-LINK AV200
5 out of 6
Price: $98
Website: www.tplink.com.au
With a simple setup and solid streaming speed, the AV200 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a low cost alternative to wireless.
Specs: Homeplug AV, IEEE802.3 and IEEE802.3u standard; 10/100Mbps ethernet port; 300m range; 93×56×30 mm.
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Alternative: D-Link PowerLive AV500

Wireless Adapter

Netgear WNDA9100
Netgear WNDA9100
5 out of 6
Price: $59
Website: www.netgear.com.au
While adapters may seem like a thing of the past, Netgear pull out all the stops with an impressive device that includes one-touch WPS.
Specs: 802.11 abgn 2.4/5GHz; ; WPS capability; Dimensions: 86.8 x 27.6 x 13.4 mm.; Weight: 19.5g
Alternative: Edimax EW-7811UN
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