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Head To Head: Corinex AV CableLAN vs. Corinex AV Phoneline Ethernet Bridge

Tim Higgins

April 22, 2005

Introduction

Corinex AV CableLAN Adapter

Corinex AV CableLAN Adapter
Summary	Ethernet-over-coax adapter based on HomePNA 3.0 technology. 128Mbps spec'd raw data rate, around 40 Mbps actual

Corinex AV Phoneline Ethernet Bridge

Corinex AV CableLAN Adapter
Summary	HomePNA 3.0 phoneline to Ethernet bridge. 128Mbps spec'd raw data rate, around 40 Mbps actual

AV CableLAN Adapter			AV Phoneline Ethernet Bridge
Pros	Cons		Pros	Cons
• ~20Mbps networking via home TV coax • Simple to set up	• Needs split line and filter to work with cable modem • Expensive		• ~40Mbps networking over home phone lines • Simple to set up	• "Noisy" phones, DSL service, can significantly lower throughput or kill network • Expensive

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