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Netgear HDXB101 Powerline HD
Netgear HDXB101 Powerline HD
A pseudo wireless solution, for those still loving their cables
 
Belkin Flip KVM and USB 2.0 File Transfer Cable
Belkin Flip KVM and USB 2.0 File Transfer Cable
Plug and play networking without drivers or configuring anything.
 
Netgear Rangemax 240 Wireless Router
Netgear Rangemax 240 Wireless Router
Wireless networking at 10/100 speeds, with range to match.
MediaGate MG35 

MediaGate MG35

by Ashton Mills  |  20 Apr 2006  |  Comment now
Streaming media the way it should be.
NetGear Rangemax 240 

NetGear Rangemax 240

by Bennett Ring  |  19 Apr 2006  |  Comment now
We rejoice as we finally test a wireless router that comes close to Ethernet speeds.
D-Link DGL-4300 

D-Link DGL-4300

by Ashton Mills  |  24 Nov 2005  |  Comment now
What makes the DGL-4300 so special?
Asus WL-500G Deluxe 

Asus WL-500G Deluxe

by Nathan Davis  |  29 Apr 2005  |  Comment now
This Ethernet and wireless 802.11g/b router, although it has no modem, is superbly fitted out for the home. It even comes with a web cam.
D-Link DWL-810 

D-Link DWL-810

by blank blank  |  10 Dec 2003  |  Comment now
The DWL-810 will be ready and waiting to bring your console online, without having to drape out yet another cable just waiting to send you flying across your living room.
Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router 

Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router

by John Gillooly  |  5 Dec 2003  |  Comment now
In the nefarious world of Wi-Fi standards 802.11b is still king, despite its low bandwidth of only 11 Mb/s. The competing 802.11a standard offers up to 54Mb/s, but apart from some dual standard supporting hardware, it has not received the support expected thanks to the prominence of 802.11b and general lack of interoperability between the two.
MINITAR - MNGSSW-5 10/100/1,000 Ethernet Smart Switch 

MINITAR - MNGSSW-5 10/100/1,000 Ethernet Smart Switch

by Simon Peppercorn  |  2 Dec 2003  |  Comment now
This Gigabit switch proved a challenge to test. One of the limitations facing PCI is one of bandwidth. That being, it is limited to a 33MHz bus, which is 132 MB/s of available throughput. And that bus is shared. Now, not all of us are graced with wallets that can provide multiple 64-bit systems, which would allow a Gigabit network to stretch its wings. So we had to make do with the supplied 32-bit PCI 100/1,000 network cards.
Billion 743GE wireless ADSL router 

Billion 743GE wireless ADSL router

by Logan Booker  |  2 Dec 2003  |  Comment now
Around 18 months ago, a company called Billion delivered the BIPAC 711CE to the ADSL/router market. What was so surprising about this device was its price; for less than $200 you could pick yourself up an ADSL modem with router functionality, including all the frills you'd only expect from a more expensive package. The only thing that let it down was the clunky Web interface and the Connexant chip it used that made flashing its firmware complicated and troublesome.
Belkin F8T030 Bluetooth Access Point/Print Server 

Belkin F8T030 Bluetooth Access Point/Print Server

by Simon Peppercorn  |  1 Dec 2003  |  Comment now
As well as acting as a print server for USB printers, this Class 1 Bluetooth 1.1 AP allows up to seven Bluetooth enabled devices, such as PDAs and Laptops, access to your Ethernet network.
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