TRENDnet Launches User Friendly Wireless Range Extender By Kevin Parrish published 11 January 12 This device will extend your current home or office network, offering wireless speeds up to 300 Mbps.
Netgear Dual-Band Router Offers Private Cloud By Kevin Parrish published 30 August 11 This "premium" router will share a USB printer across the network, or share files across the Internet thanks to its private "cloud" capabilities.
New D-Link Adapter Streams Intel Core-based PC to TV By Kevin Parrish published 15 June 11 D-Link has launched a wireless adapter for HDTVs that supports Intel Wireless Display technology.
PC-Based Home Security: Do It Yourself By William Van Winkle published 18 February 11 We test products that let you monitor and protect your home without the need for an outside security company's services: D-Link, Axis, Logitech, Schlage
Create a Wireless Network Using Wall Outlets By Kevin Parrish published 11 January 11 Here's a way to extend your wireless network using electrical outlets.
7 Proven Ways to Increase Your Wi-Fi Signal By Eric Geier published 22 September 10 Here are seven ways that you can increase your Wi-Fi signal. Some tips require new hardware, but other recommendations are totally free.
How To: Setting up File and Printer sharing between two routers By TG Publishing Team published 3 July 03 We often hear from people who have two (or more!) routers in their LAN and are trying to get Microsoft File and Printer sharing running among all their computers. This ProblemSolver will explain why this doesn't work by default and provide some suggestions for working around the problem.
A Guide to Router Hardware Terminology By TG Publishing Team published 25 December 02 Even though you have our general recommendations, you should still understand the features you're likely to find in your router, and what they do.
D-Link AirPlus Enhanced 2.4 GHz Wireless Access Point Review By TG Publishing Team published 12 October 02 TI-based 802.11b access point with '22Mbps' mode when used with other AirPlus products.Has bridging and wireless repeating features & can act as an Ethernet client adapter. No WEP enabled throughput penalty, best case speed only about 7Mbps.
