TRENDnet To Ship 500 Mbps Powerline Adapters
TRENDnet said today it will start shipping 500 Mbps powerline adapters by the end of the month.
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Trendnet Adds HomePlug AV Kit
Updated - Trendnet has announced a new HomePlug AV networking kit.Atheros Enabling More, Cheaper Wi-Fi / Powerline Hybrids
Atheros has announced a new family of hybrid powerline / wireless networking solutions.NETGEAR Rolls Out HD Media Players, UTM and Powerline Products
NETGEAR today announced two HD media players, a new UTM appliance and HomePlug AV connected 802.11n access point kit.WD Rolls Out HomePlug AV Adapter Kit
WD today announced a HomePlug AV adapter kit.Marvell Follows Atheros Into Powerline, Buys DS2
Marvell said it has acquired Spanish powerline chipmaker DS2.Ubicom Introduces Network Processor With USB 3.0 Support
Ubicom today announced its next-generation network processor that includes DDR3 RAM and USB 3.0 support.NETGEAR Adds Gigabit PoE Smart Switch
NETGEAR has introduced an 8 port Gigabit switch with PoE aimed at small business applications.CloudShark Brings Packet Capture Viewing Online
QA Cafe has launched a new free online service for viewing packet sniffer capture files.D-Link Extends Switch Warranties, Adds Cloud Backup to DNS-323 NAS
D-Link today announced a lifetime warranty for all its switches and the
addition of a cloud backup service to its DNS-323 NAS. - Cisco updates Linksys Powerline adapter lineup
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