I just don’t know what to think about this router. I’ve been staring at it for minutes now, wondering how in 802.11n’s name it was created in ASUS’ laboratory. More »
The Netgear Universal Wi-Fi Internet adaptor can connect anything with an Ethernet port to your 802.11n network, be it an Xbox 360 or a TV. But so can many other devices on the market. What’s better about this one? More »
Texas Instruments says that their WiLink 7.0 is the first chip with four wireless radios in one: FM transmission and reception, GPS, 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. What does this mean for you, gadget lovers? In theory, a wholalot goodness. More »
ASUS listened to those grumbling about the lack of Wi-Fi in the O!Play HDP-R1 media streamer, and has added Wi-Fi 802.11n to the newest model, the O!Play Air HDP-R3, for streaming 1080p video. You’re allowed to cheer, folks. More »
We’ve seen a couple of 3G Wi-Fi hotspot gadgets from both Virgin and Internode, but the both come locked to a network Virgin comes locked to a network that just happens to be Optus (the Internode device is actually unlocked). What happens if you want the same convenience on a different network? Why, you check out the Edimax 3G-6210n. More »
Wireless HDMI is always going to be a bit of a niche product – unless it’s built into a new TV, most people are just going to run cables – that doesn’t mean it’s not awesome. And now Asus is offering everyone the chance to stream their HD content across the room with a wireless HDMI kit worth $699. More »
D-Link’s giving your popularity the benefit of the doubt by offering eight Ethernet ports on their new DIR-632 802.11n router. If you’re worried about all those open ports bumming you out, D-Link has three other new devices to check out. More »
