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Planning to buy a new Router for custom firmware, Networking & Security, Setting up a LAN or WAN, broadband connections and many more things in the list? You have come to the right place to shop for Routers. We have a wide range of Routers available here at a very reasonable price and of the top most brands like Cisco, Linksys, Netgear and many more brands available with us. So, go ahead, compare prices and the products to make a final decision.

DLink DSL-924 ADSL Wireless Router & DWLG122 Wireless USB Adapter

DLink DSL-924 ADSL Wireless Router & DWLG122 Wireless USB Adapter

Wireless ; RIP-1, RIP-2, Static Routing ; Eth more...
D-Link - DSL924UK
from £32.98 - £81.87
 
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Reviews of Routers

cnet.com.au Title: D-Link RangeBooster N 650 Router (DIR-635) Review - Routers

Pros: Reliable performance, USB printer port, Excellent warranty period, Port filtering and modest URL filtering

Cons: Status lights are separated from corresponding ports, 100Mbps only over Ethernet

Verdict: D-Link's DIR-635 sports good performance and features at a reasonable price.

Summary: d-link rangebooster n 650 router (dir-635) review: D-Link's DIR-635 sports good performance and features at a reasonable price.
70/100
zdnet.com.au Title: Snap Server 410

Pros: Quick and easy to deploy, Good cross-platform file sharing facilities, Proven GuardianOS software, Dual Ethernet ports, Optional iSCSI and snapshot support

Cons: Add-ons bump up the price

Verdict: Nobody ever got fired for buying a Snap Server, and the 410 is no exception.

Summary: Nobody ever got fired for buying a Snap Server, and the 410 is no exception; it delivers performance and features to suit a wide range of uses.
85/100
zdnet.co.uk Title: Microsoft Wireless Optical Mouse

Pros: Ideal for getting text and drawings into a computer, Digitiser works well

Cons: You must work to the constraints of digital paper, Battery life and memory capacity are limited, Conversion to text requires additional software, Pen is large and unwieldy to use

Verdict: Logitech's io Personal Digital Pen aims to achieve what sounds impossible: taking notes on paper, and having them instantly transformed into usable PC-based information... Read Full Review.

Summary: Microsoft's new Wireless Optical Mouse is the ultimate choice for everyday mousing.
89/100
laptopmag.com Title: D-Link DIR-615 Wireless N Router

Pros: Great price, Fast speed

Cons: Can't connect beyond about 300 feet, No Gigabit Ethernet ports

Verdict: With no Gigabit ports, your wired connection will take longer to transfer files than a premium router, but you can always use Wi-Fi instead. The real draw is the low price: The DIR-615 is the most inexpensive N router you'll find and has minimal trade-off

Summary: The DIR-615 drops a few features but performs well for the price.
80/100
Computeract!ve Title: Review: D-Link Medialounge DSM-520 media streaming device

Pros: Flawless audio and photo streaming, Flawless audio and photo streaming, Improved video playback, Wide range of connectivity and support

Cons: Still the occasional glitch with the wireless connection, Still the occasional glitch with the wireless connection, Limited internal codec support

Verdict: The D-Link DSM-520 isn't 100 per cent glitch free, but it's one of the best around at the moment. If you're looking to add some versatility to your wireless setup this would be a worthy addition. 

Summary: Wirelessly stream digital media from your computer to a home cinema setup
80/100
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