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Reviews of Routers
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Title: Netgear DG834G
Pros: May be your only choice if you can't get ADSL, Excellent installation experience
Cons: Expensive, Dial-up connection required for Internet access, TV viewing software is basic, Can't network TV and radio
Verdict: If you can't get ADSL, consider a one-way satellite broadband connection such as AVC Broadband. However it's expensive, and your computer needs wired links to the DVB decoder and the phone line (for dial-up uplink connection)... Read Full Review.
Summary: The DG834G combines five network functions in a single box ? ADSL modem, router, switch, firewall and 802.11g wireless access point. Despite some dodgy firmware updates, it's one of the better single-box router solutions on the market.
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90/100 |
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Title: Netgear DG834N
Pros: Superb wireless range
Cons: Promised speeds never materialised
Verdict: That's still underwhelming in terms of the speeds that we've been promised, but it does mean that you can stream HD movies
Summary: Buy this and you'll almost certainly be able to upgrade to the final standard when it's ratified
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60/100 |
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Title: Belkin N1 Wireless Router
Pros: Outstanding design and usability, WPA/WPA2 Enterprise support
Cons: Sub-par performance in long and midrange tests, Relatively high failure rate on long-range tests
Summary: This router is far and away the best of our test group in design and ease of use, and it has excellent features. But it stumbled badly in long- and midrange performance tests.
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Title: Belkin N1 Wireless Notebook Card
Pros: The Belkin N1 adapter is less expensive than the competition and a cinch to install, and it's backed by a generous service-and-support policy.
Cons: The Belkin N1 adapter (with the N1 router) doesn't live up to the promise of 802.11n in terms of performance.
Verdict: The Belkin N1 adapter is a little better than the competition, but that's not saying much. Hold off on buying Draft N networking equipment for now.
Summary: The Belkin N1 wireless notebook adapter is the companion to the N1 wireless router, Belkin's first 802.11n Draft N product. While it's simple to install and performs on a par with other draft 802.11n adapters, our advice is to hold out until the 802.11n s
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Title: Belkin Switch2 | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Easy to set up
Cons: You might need to buy a VGA adaptor
Verdict: If you have a couple of Macs and only one monitor, this is a useful piece of kit. Instead of buying two cheap monitors, you could roll your resources into one decent model, such as an Apple Cinema Display. Or, if you buy a new Mac, with a Switch2 you need
Summary: The Switch2 will fit snugly under a Mac mini
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