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TP-Link TL-WR941ND 300Mbps Advanced Wireless N Router

Equipped with three antennas, you will not have great difficult connecting to the TL-WR941ND even in the concrete and steel obstructed confines of an apartment. The additional antenna coverages is not just for show. Mimo technology is employed and this ensures the best transmission speeds even in heavily congested wireless access areas. Wireless transmission congestion is common problem today with most apartments having their own wireless router. Click for more details at TP-Link TL-WR...

DLink DIR-615 Wireless-N Broadband Router

D-Link understands that not everyone is a network engineers so it includes a Quick Router Setup utility that takes you through the configuration process step by step. The more experienced can manual configure the built-in advanced control like the SPI firewall, PPTP to create a private door with which to enter your network and IPSec - the lock to opening that door. Click for more review: D-Link DIR615 WIRELESS N ROUTER, 4-PORT 10/100 SWITCH, DRAFT 802.11N

Belkin N Wireless Router

The N wireless router has antennas for the speed utilising Mimo and an SPI firewall for security. The design is quite modern, finished in black with blue indicator lights. The router sits tall rather than flat to save space. The additional height for the antennas means better wireless signals. It comes with a lifetime guarantee. Click for details: Belkin Wireless N+ 802.11n Router (Black)

NetGear WNR2000 RangeMax Wireless-N 300Mbps Router

Monitor your children over the Internet with this gizmo's Live Parental Control. Use it to filter and disallow Net smut or gambling sites, for instance. A bandwidth traffic usage meter lets you track the number of bytes that is transferred between you and the websites you visit. I found the features for multiple SSIDs that allows specific security settings an interesting inclusion. It isolates users into groups such as adult and children. Used in combination with parental controls, ...

Upgrade to Gigabit Networking for Faster Transfers

ON MOST HOME networks, the transfer rate of a fast ethernet connection (about 12.5 megabits per second) is the speed limit- and that's painfully slow for some tasks. The solution? Upgrade to a gigabit network. Switching over to gigabit (1000-mbps) speeds increases potential throughput tenfold, minimizing transfer times and greatly enhancing your ability to stream high-bandwidth files to connected devices without interference. Gigabit networking is now a common feature of networking devices an...

Linksys by Cisco WRT160N Wireless-N Broadband Router

Sleek and looking like an UFO, the WRT160N will sit nicely in most home. Linksys decided to stuff the usually protruding antennas into the body without sacrificing connectivity. Newcomers to home networking would be relieved to know that one button activation makes setting up WIFI Protected Access security easy. Linksys WRT160N-RM Refurbished Wireless-N Router for more info.

Home networking: How to avoid traffic jams

In many households today, broadband Internet connections are used not only for e-mail and Web browsing, but also to stream music and video, play online games and/or perhaps make voice calls using a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) service. You may have several PCs on your home network, as well as some combination of a gaming console like the Xbox 360, an iPhone or other handheld device, and perhaps a streaming music player such as the Squeezebox or a streaming video player such as the Roku...
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