Home Networking Kits
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Netgear wireless kit with WGT624 router
(reviews) This wireless kit was exceptionally easy to set up, and it comes with a great selection of security features.
(reviews) This wireless kit was exceptionally easy to set up, and it comes with a great selection of security features.
Linksys WKPC54G Network Kit
(reviews) This wireless kit from Linksys is very moderately priced, but it lacks some of the high-end features of others.
(reviews) This wireless kit from Linksys is very moderately priced, but it lacks some of the high-end features of others.
IOGear wireless kit with GWA502 router
(reviews) The cheapest kit we tested, but the setup process was awkward and there's no weekend or evening tech support.
(reviews) The cheapest kit we tested, but the setup process was awkward and there's no weekend or evening tech support.
D-Link wireless kit with DI-624 router
(reviews) The D-Link Wireless kit has good performance and is moderately priced, but the setup process lacked polish.
(reviews) The D-Link Wireless kit has good performance and is moderately priced, but the setup process lacked polish.
Buffalo wireless kit with WHR3-G54 router
(reviews) The AOSS feature on this Buffalo wireless kit makes setting up the network easy, and the kit is the fastest we tested.
(reviews) The AOSS feature on this Buffalo wireless kit makes setting up the network easy, and the kit is the fastest we tested.
Belkin wireless kit with F5D7231-4 router
(reviews) Stylish looks and first-rate setup software make this wireless kit an excellent choice.
(reviews) Stylish looks and first-rate setup software make this wireless kit an excellent choice.
Actiontec wireless kit with GT704WR router
(reviews) This wireless kit is moderately priced, but the setup process is awkward.
(reviews) This wireless kit is moderately priced, but the setup process is awkward.
Tritton Makes Online Sharing Simpler
(news) All-in-one-device acts as a router and file server--and offers 120GB of storage, accessible remotely.
(news) All-in-one-device acts as a router and file server--and offers 120GB of storage, accessible remotely.
CES Shows Something Shocking: Powerline Networks That Work
(news) Linksys, NetGear, Phonex among first to ship home networking gear based on HomePlug standard.
(news) Linksys, NetGear, Phonex among first to ship home networking gear based on HomePlug standard.
Wireless LANs Speed Up
(news) Faster version of the HomeRF wireless protocol arrives--but can it really challenge Wi-Fi's dominance?
(news) Faster version of the HomeRF wireless protocol arrives--but can it really challenge Wi-Fi's dominance?
HomeRF Wireless Networks Gain Speed
(news) Proxim's Symphony HomeRF products are the first to match speed of archrival 802.11b.
(news) Proxim's Symphony HomeRF products are the first to match speed of archrival 802.11b.
Iogear Users Can Simultaneously Share a PC
(news) ShareView dividesyour PC's processing power between two keyboards, mice, and monitors.
(news) ShareView dividesyour PC's processing power between two keyboards, mice, and monitors.
Power Line Network Standard Debuts
(news) HomePlug Alliance announces technical spec after delay, expects products this year.
(news) HomePlug Alliance announces technical spec after delay, expects products this year.
Wireless Home Network Wars
(news) It has never been easier to set up a wireless networking system in your home. But which standard should you choose?
(news) It has never been easier to set up a wireless networking system in your home. But which standard should you choose?
Efficient Releases Low-Priced Starter Home Gateway
(news) SpeedStream 2601 lets you use an existing cable or DSL modem to share home broadband more easily.
(news) SpeedStream 2601 lets you use an existing cable or DSL modem to share home broadband more easily.
Home, Web-Enabled Home
(news) X-traWeb's MAX system will deliver home automation for the Internet age.
(news) X-traWeb's MAX system will deliver home automation for the Internet age.