Wireless Maximum Throughput Charts Added
Those of you wondering about the maximum throughput achieved in ...
Tim Higgins
Linksys phasing out low-end 802.11n router
If you're looking for a cheap way to upgrade to draft 802.11n wireless and want to do it the Linksys way, keep an eye peeled for sales.
We've learned that Linksys will be discontinuing its least-expensive WRT150N when current inventory runs out. This will leave the WRT160N, which was introduced in January as Linksys' only entry-level draft 802.11n router.
Vendor Views: Is Your Network Media Aware?
In our first vendor-contributed article, Ubicom makes the case for its StreamEngine auto-QoS technology.
D-Link revs managed security service
D-Link yesterday introduced a new version of its managed security service.
The SecureSpot 2.0 Managed Security Service will initially be integrated with the DIR-625 Draft 802.11n router, with additional products to be added later.
Trendnet TEW-633GR Review: A DIR-655 clone for the frugal
Trendnet's 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router is a slightly less expensive, separated-at-birth twin of the popular D-Link router.
Looking for a few good Bloggers
SmallNetBuilder is fortunate to have a talented and faithful audience. Our best contributors have always come from our readers, and I'm always looking to tap that vast wealth of experience.
But good people also tend to be busy people who don't have the hours that it takes to research and prepare they kind of in-depth articles and reviews that we do. On the other hand, you do have the time to visit SmallNetBuilder regularly and I'd like to have fresh stuff for you to read each time you visit.
D-Link recalls DIR-855 for assembly error
D-Link is in the process of pulling back a small number of its long-awaited DIR-855 dual-band draft 802.11n routers to fix an assembly error.
D-Link Director of Marketing Dan Kelly responded quickly to our query about a posting on the BroadbandReports.com D-Link forum, with the following statement:
How To Connect Z-Wave and X10 Networks
You can get your old X10 and new Z-Wave devices working in harmony. This How To uses an ELK M1G to bridge the gap.
Should we let vendors pitch?
It has been SmallNetBuilder’s policy to not publish articles written ...
Contest #15 Results
Contest #15 has ended. The winner of the D-Link EBR-2310 ...
Digi announces compact ZigBee-to-IP Gateways
Digi International today introduced the ConnectPort X2 ZigBee-to-IP Gateway. The ...
Netgear adds 3G “femtocell” home router
Netgear today announced the availability of a residential gateway with integrated 3G "femtocell" cellular base station.
The DVG834GH Femtocell Voice Gateway incorporates an ADSL2+ modem, router with SPI+NAT firewall, 10/100 switch, 802.11g wireless access point, Voice over-IP (VoIP) and 3G "ZoneGate" femtocell technology from Ubiquisys Ltd.