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D-Link made some sacrifices to get the price of a dual-band draft 11n router under $100.   Read the full review.


D-Link's new AP / Bridge breaks the $100 price barrier for dual-band draft 802.11n.    Read the full review.


Iomega's 200rL is a high-performance rack-mount NAS, but with a bare-bones feature set.  Read the full review.
Tags: Iomega, NAS, RAID, Slideshow,


Trendnet's entry level draft 11n router has a throughput loss problem and violates its Wi-Fi Draft 2.0 Certification. Read the review.


LaCie's first RAID 1 dual-drive NAS has streamlined looks, but unimpressive performance and features.  Read the review.
Tags: LaCie, NAS, RAID, Slideshow,


The WNHDE111 can add support for 802.11a and 5 GHz draft 802.11n to your existing wireless router. Or it can connect anything with an Ethernet jack to a 5 GHz band Wi-Fi network.    Read the ...


The Zyxel NBG318S packs an 802.11b/g wireless router, three port 10/100 switch and HomePlug AV support into a compact package. Read the review.


The Sands Expo center at CES is always good for an interesting item or two. Here are some of the finds from my morning tour.
Tags: CES2008, Slideshow,


The Edimax BR-6504n is an inexpensive draft 11n router with a solid routing section and 2.4 GHz draft 11n AP. Full Review.


The Belkin N1 Vision has a fancy front panel and a gigabit switch that supports Jumbo Frames. Read the review.


The WRT350N is the single-band cousin to Linksys' dual-band Draft 11n WRT600N. Read the review.


Trendnet's TEW-452BRP is a basic, inexpensive Atheros Super-G based wireless router, with decent wireless performance.


The RVL200 is not an SSL gateway. But instead uses a secure browser session to launch up to 5 SSL VPN tunnels. Read the review.


While we wait for the long-delayed DIR-855, D-Link announces and ships the dual-band, single radio DGL-4500. Read the Review.


The first NAS to run Windows Home Server has a sexy look, and high performance. But its Windows-centric approach takes some getting used to. Read the review.


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