December 27, 2011

What's New With Linksys E-4200 Dual Band Gigabit Router?

Linksys E-4200 N750 Wireless N dual band simultaneous gigabit router is the new router introduced in Jan 2011 - the first router introduced by Linksys with N750 technology. Linksys E-4200 N750 is powered by the newest wireless 802.11n technology with dual band simultaneous supports and it is compatible with the 802.11b/g legacy clients. If you still have some computers with legacy Wi-Fi 802.11b or g, they are still compatible with the router but...

December 16, 2011

Intranet

Introduction to Intranets What exactly is an intranet? It's one of those terms that's more thrown nearby than understood, and has become more of a buzzword than a generally understood idea. Plainly put, an intranet is a inexpressive network with Internet technology used as the underlying architecture. An intranet is built using the Internet's Tcp/Ip protocols for communications. Tcp/Ip protocols can be run on many hardware platforms and cabling...

December 12, 2011

Tew 691Gr Wireless N Gigabit Router - Compared With New Linksys and Belkin

When Belkin ships new lines of wireless routers (including Belkin Surf, Belkin Share, Belkin Play, and Belkin Max Play) with the final version of 802.11n standards with the speeds of up to 300 Mbps and so does Linksys with it's new E-Series wireless -n routers (including E-1000, E-2000/L, and E-3000), Trendnet is shipping new Wireless -n Gigabit router Tew-691Gr with the speeds of up to 450 Mbps. It is claimed to be the first fastest wireless n router...

November 23, 2011

Optimizing the Router for Better Wireless Connectivity

If you're downloading a large files and it's coming to it's end, you're receiving a Skype call from a client in London, without warning, your Wi-Fi connection drops, leaving your download and VoIP call in havoc. You'll retry the wireless connection, but your router, though blinking contentedly in your tense, seems to be off. After three hour, for no reason, your Wi-Fi connection miraculously resurfaces. Wireless networking can be a easy and...

November 20, 2011

Belkin ADSL Wireless Router

Although market is proliferated with ADSL wireless routers, but Belkin ADSL Wireless Router has proved a breakthrough for the internet users after the introduction of wireless technology that connects several users to the internet via the same connection. Now connection and file sharing without cable is no more a problem. Belkin ADSL Wireless Routers has two parts; the first is modem that you connect with ADSL phone connection and the router connects...

November 16, 2011

How a Wireless N Dual Band Router Improves Your Network - Part 1

Part 1: The Cluttered Wireless 2.4GHz Band Most of today's wireless routers support 802.11g (Wireless-G) and many of them start to support 802.11n (Wireless-N) after the specification has been finalized in October, 2009. If you've bought a laptop or wireless router after 2009, chances are that they will support 802.11n and 802.11g. Belkin Wireless N Router Wireless-G and N can both utilize a common network frequency at 2.4GHz, it's the same...

November 13, 2011

Best Gigabit Wireless Router - What You Need to Know

The term the best for wireless router is relative, because manufacturers always ship new product introductions each several months or so which are better performance and by adopting the latest technologies available in the marketplace. Today, each of the wireless manufacturers has shipped new wireless routers with gigabit LAN and WAN interfaces for their high-performance category products. Now, which one is the best among those gigabit wireless...

November 8, 2011

Tips on How to Choose the Best Wireless Router For Your Home

When it comes to wireless internet connectivity, we all want to buy the best wireless router. Because the internet is so much a part of our lives nowadays, we would not want to risk internet disconnection just because of an unreliable router. Your first challenge in buying the best wireless router is sorting through the various brands of networking devices now sold in the market. To find the right one, use the following tips: Belkin Wireless...

November 3, 2011

How to Choose the Best Wireless Gaming Router For Your Home Network?

Playing games alone in home with your game console and large High definition LCD TV is enjoyable. However, there are lots of games that allow you to play game in multiplayer mode. The game era is now changing from standalone to multiplayer mode games. Standalone gaming was in the past. Today you can subscribe XBOX Live to play all of your multiplayer enabled games online. With XBOX Live, you can join into unified online games with anyone, anytime,...

November 1, 2011

Advantages of Using a USB Wireless Card

Getting internet connectivity that is both reliable and mobile is now very easy with a USB wireless card. These wireless cards allow an individual to connect to the internet from any computer that has a USB port. The card is simply connected to the port in order to obtain wireless internet service. These cards can be purchased from many electronic retailers and telecommunication carriers and they are affordable when you consider the tremendous service...

October 30, 2011

Choose the Green Router For Your Wireless Network and You Care For Better Environments

Why you need green router? With green routers, you can save cash on energy costs, comply with government regulations, and the more important reason is you care for the environment. Power consumption related to technology including the wireless devices such as routers is rising rapidly. As a consequence, this will also creates a rising in technology pollutes including the increase amounts of electricity, toxic elements in the materials that compose...

October 28, 2011

Wireless Router With Print Server - Which One Meets Your Need?

One of the advantages of computer networking is the ability to share a single printer with many computers in the network. No more of waiting in a queue to print documents to the printer. Just send the print jobs from your computer in the network, and the print server manages the job queues automatically for you. Traditionally you share the printer by attaching the printer to your computer via USB port and configure it to be accessible by other...