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Rosewill T600N Wireless Router Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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 In this modern area of wireless networking, the market is flooded with devices with advanced feature sets, sometimes not performing as well as others. This trade-off can be frustrating. Sometimes, the basic features are all one really needs in a WiFi router, and the Rosewill T600N fills that gap. Its an 802.11a/b/g/n router that can do 300 Mbps per frequency and even features standard replaceable antennas for its 2.4 GHz radio. ThinkComputers takes a look at this sub $60 unit that frequently can be found online for under $50!"
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Sitecom Wi-Fi Router X6 N900 (WLR-6100) Review @ Madshrimps
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Sitecom has reinvented itself with a new look on both the website and the products. Their latest X6 N900 WLR-6100 is a dual-band router with 450Mbps rating on both frequencies, which also sports SCS (Sitecom Cloud Security) subscription free for the first six months, but also multiple mounting possibilities and two USB 2.0 ports for connecting printers and storage devices."
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Rosewill RPLC-500 500 Mbps Powerline Networking Kit Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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In terms of getting a network connection from one point to another in a way that most folk consider neat and orderly, some ways are easier than others. Running Ethernet or coaxial cable can be messy for existing structures, and sometimes theres a reason not to use WiFi. When those two standard options are out, the next one to consider is Powerline networking. Powerline is oft-forgotten, because most folk reach for a better WiFi router when they need it. The 500 Mbps RPLC-500 Kit from Rosewill is a new contender in this space. It offers a smaller wall wart adapter than some of its competitors offerings and great power saving features. Its plug-and-play operation lets users get up and running in no time."
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Kingston MobileLite Wireless Review @ Pro-Clockers
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When it comes to data, there are three important things that you must bear in mind: protection, transfer speed and backup. All these three aspects should come in to play when you are dealing with important data. Our friends at Kingston have released a new product that will take care of all your data storage needs with regards to the three aspects we have just mentioned. The new device is called the MobileLite Wireless. This gadget will give you limitless amount of storage to backup or move your data around as well as protect it."
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Synology DiskStation DS713+ Review @ TestFreaks
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The Synology DiskStation DS713+ is the latest version of their small and medium size business oriented NAS. This model replaces the impressive Synology DiskStation DS712+, which we reviewed last year. This NAS has advertised speeds of 202.3 MB/sec reading and 135.84 MB/sec writing speed under RAID1 configuration in a Windows environments via Link Aggregation. In addition, the DS713+ now has USB 3.0 ports that were found on their consumer DS213 models. "
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Arion Foldable Bluetooth Headset @ LanOC Reviews
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With mobile devices becoming more and more common it isn`t surprising that we are starting to see different devices pop up that have built in support for them. From keyboards to headsets, the most common type of interface used to connect these devices is Bluetooth. Eagle Tech has kindly shipped us one of their brand new foldable Bluetooth headsets to test with our mobile devices. The Bluetooth headset is in the Arion brand of products and features both Bluetooth audio and microphone. Join us as we take a look to explore the new device and find out how it holds up."
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ASUS PCE-AC66 Dual-Band 802.11 AC PCIe Wireless Card Review @ Legit Reviews
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The ASUS PCE-AC66 Dual-Band Wireless-AC1750 Adapter runs $93.99 shipped and is the only 3x3 (1300Mbps) draft 802.11ac network adapter card available on the market today. If you want to place a desktop computer in a remote part of a house or can`t run a hardwired network connection due to how difficult it would be, this is the solution for you..."
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Asoka PlugLink PL9760-Q2 500Mbps Dual Ethernet Powerline Adapter
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For the past 10 years or so most newly build houses, office buildings and even some apartment complexes are network-ready meaning they have shielded (most of the times anyways) CAT5/6 Ethernet cables installed in the walls coupled with at least one network plug in each room. This is without doubt the ideal solution for people who want and prefer the speeds offered by Ethernet connectivity over WiFi but unfortunately most houses (including my own) are way older than just 10 years. Powerline adapters have been in the market for many years and are pretty much the best choice for use with older buildings since they use the electrical wiring (power lines) to create a local network. Strangely enough however although this technology allows for much greater speeds than typical WiFi connections (especially over long distances) and also provides a much higher level of security not many consumers actually make use of them (on the other hand Office/Business sales are flourishing). Still our job is to thoroughly test the ones available in the market and so todays review is about the latest PlugLink AV 500Mbps Adapter by Asoka, the PL-9670-Q2."
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Power2U AC/USB wall outlet @ LanOC Reviews
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As a necessary evil, gadget batteries, require charging from time to time and in this era where gadgets now dominate our everyday life it has become difficult to even find room to even plug them all in. For the most part longer battery life and charging stations have been the answer, but thanks to Newer Technologies there is a much easier solution to this problem and it is as simple as changing the wall outlet you plug everything into already. Follow me as I take a look at the do it yourselfers solution to the charging problem, the Power2U AC/USB wall outlet."
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Dual Band Wireless USB Adapter
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"If you're in the market for a Dual Band Wireless USB Adapter, you can't go wrong with the TRENDnet AC1200, because it's top notch. You get the best of both worlds with this product, 2.4GHz offers range and 5GHz for speed. It's also compatible with just about any WiFi setup, since it supports 802.11AN/N/G/B/A networks." ~3dGameMan.com
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Transcend Wi-Fi SD Card review: shooting and sharing
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The Transcend Wi-Fi SD Card has some very interesting features. It can run in peer-to-peer mode, where it serves as access point. It's then possible to connect with your smartphone via the app, or with a laptop via the browser and a web interface. The camera can also connect to a personal personal hotspot, if your smartphone has that feature, in order to share photos via mobile internet. You can also connect to a wireless router.
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Lenovo IdeaTab Lynx Windows 8 Tablet Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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We have seen quite a few Windows 8 tablets emerge since CES. These tablets gives users the full Windows 8 experience on a slate device that they can easily take with them. Microsofts own Surface Pro has a very expensive price tag of $899. For those not looking to shell out that much money for a Windows 8 tablet experience Lenovo has a few different options. Today we are taking a look at their IdeaTab Lynx, which at $499 is a much less expensive option. It features an Intel Atom Z2760 (1.8 GHz) processor, 2GB of DDR3 memory and a 64GB solid state drive under the hood. On the exterior you have an 11.6-inch 5-point touch IPS panel with a resolution of 1366 x 768. Most importantly this tablet runs the full version of Windows 8 making it a great solution for those looking to be productive on the road."
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Magellan Switch Review @ TechReviewSource.com
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The Magellan Switch is a rugged, waterproof watch for athletes that want to track their outdoor activities using GPS. It is also ANT+ compatible to even extend its data collection but while it works well at what it is meant to do, it lacks in some basic aspects that should be a given."
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ADATA DashDrive Air AE400 Wireless Storage @ Benchmark Reviews
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While there are plenty of options available as solutions to both of those issues, ADATA has recently released a device that takes care of both of those and more. Benchmark Reviews has the new ADATA DashDrive Air AE400, a wireless hotspot, battery charger, and media streaming device that fits perfectly into a purse or even a cargo pocket. It looks pretty stellar too. Follow along and we`ll talk about everything this little device can do."
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ADATA DashDrive Air AE400 Review @ Legit Reviews
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With smartphones, tablets, and laptops being in more and more hands every day, comes the need for gadgets to make your life even more convenient when using these devices. Everyone wants to share pictures, videos, and other media with their friends, but there isn`t really a very convenient way to do this, outside of social networking websites. Not only that, but a lot of people are unable to get through the day without having to charge their phones. ADATA has come up with the DashDrive Air AE400 to help make media sharing easier between these devices, and also provide an extra charge to your smartphone or tablet..."
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ASUS PCE-AC66 review: 802.11ac via PCIe
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The ASUS PCE-AC66 is a good upgrade for your desktop PC if it doesn't have WiFi or if you need faster wireless connectivity. The ASUS RT-AC66U combined with the PCE-AC66 is faster on both 2.4 GHz and 802.11ac.
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