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Kingston Wi-Drive MobileLite Wireless Card Reader Preview @ Legit Reviews
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 While at CES 2013 last month, Kingston shared with us a new but related product that they`ll be rolling and asked if we could give our feedback prior to going live with production. It puts a twist on the Wi-Drive which comes with its own built-in solid state storage, by substituting this self-contained storage with SD card slots and a USB port so the user can add their own storage effectively making storage capacity options limitless. From this plug and play media, you can access or stream content to your iOS (5.1.1+) or Android device..."
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Rosewill RPLC-500 500Mbps Powerline Networking Kit - BCCHardware
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Today we are taking a look at the 500Mbps Rosewill RPLC-500 Kit and we are going to put this new little Powerline kit up against a few other Powerline kits we`ve looked at in the recent past. We`ve looked at the Trendnet TPL-401E and TPL-405E products recently and will be putting the Rosewill kit up in direct comparison to this equal-spec`d kit. We will also be putting this up against a couple of 200Mbps kits as well and will find out how Rosewill fits into the mix. . ."
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WD My Net N900 Central Router Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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There was a time when a wireless router did little more than, well, route. It took bits from the airwaves and put them on a wire, destined for the Internet or perhaps the local network. As the technology matured, product designers started adding things. At first, it was software like firewalls, quality of service controls, and port tunneling and forwarding controls. Then came the advanced things such as VPN and jffs-based file storage sufficient for a small, static HTML site stored on a cordoned-off part of the routers unused flash ROM. Then came the hardware changes, most relevant to this review being the advent of USB ports. This opened a whole new world of possibilities, generally USB Mass Storage devices and printers. Then Western Digital joined the fray. It added a hard drive to the router. Thus, we have the My Net N900 Central, a 450Mbps x2 high-end wireless router ready act not only as a shuffler of bits, but also as a storer of bits; a router and simple NAS all in one compact device."
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4ipnet HSG260-WTG2 Wi-Fi Hotspot Kit @ TechwareLabs
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Today we have the hotspot and custom web access solution from 4ipnet. This is a three part solution that consists of a HSG260 Wireless Hotspot Gateway , SDS200W Device Server and PRT200 POS Printer. The 4ipnet HSG260-WTG2 Wi-Fi Hotspot Kit is a one stop shop solution offering businesses a way to offer wireless with a customized portal and in a futureproof manner."
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Tech News: Logitech Wireless Tablet Keyboard - A Bluetooth Solution For Every Device
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We are in the age of tablets and smartphones. Both have smooth glass surfaces with only a little tactile feedback. It can feel like typing on a cutting board and continually holding a device to type can be cumbersome especially with larger tablets. Meet the low profile Logitech Tablet Wireless Keyboard. A full size 11.3 x 5.12 QWERTY keyboard, available for the iPad, Android 3.0 and Windows 8/Windows RT devices. I will be reviewing the Android/Windows 8/Windows RT version."
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ASUS RT-N56U Dual-band Wireless-N Gigabit Router Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The ASUS RT-N56U Dual-band Gigabit Wireless-N Router might be the upgrade you need. The RT-N56U contains enthusiast grade hardware and software, at a mainstream price. The N56U combines extreme performance with a bit of style. As a Dual-band router, the RT-N56U can use both 5GHz and 2.4GHz speeds up to 300Mbps concurrently. Integrated is a 4 port Gigabit hardware NAT. There are two USB 2.0 ports with speed rating up to 15MB/s throughput. The USB ports can support external storage through FTP/SAMBA, and supports mobile modems. They are also fully powered for peripheral charging. Internally, ASUS doubled the RAM to 128MB for better operation under heavier, multiple user, loads. Internal software includes support for VPN, DLNA, torrent, and media sharing."
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ASUS RT-N66U Wireless Router Review @ ThinkComputers.org
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Not all wireless routers are equal. Every wireless router can shuffle bits back and forth between the Internet, the local wired network, and the local wireless network. Some routers are faster than others, and thats to be expected. However, there is another class of wireless router that offers more than the standard feature set. The ASUS RT-N66U Dual-band Wireless-N900 Gigabit Router is one such hot rod. Featuring among other things dual USB2 ports and 450 Mbps wireless transfers and the ability to create eight wireless networks, the RT-N66U is a great device for folks who want their always-on device to do more than just shuffle bits. Read on for the review."
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Patriot Gauntlet Node Wireless Enclosure
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"We have so many devices that we access data from these days. It is not just our computer anymore. Many people are using their smartphone or tablet as their only device for computing. While these devices can do what many people want them do they are limited at how much storage space they actually have. Wireless storage is nothing new, network attached storage devices have been out for quite a long time, but they also lack one thing…portability. This is where Patriot’s Gauntlet Node Wireless Enclosure comes in. This enclosure supports 2.5-inch hard drives, is small enough to take with you, has its own power source and allows you to stream content to up to 8 different devices wirelessly. Read on and to see if this is the device you need at add to your mobile arsenal."
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Killer Wireless-N 1202 Mini PCIe NIC Review @ Hi Tech Legion
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The Killer Wireless-N 1202 mini PCIe NIC card is designed to minimize latency, particularly when gaming. Qualcomm has optimized the chipset and software on the Killer Wireless-N 1202 by integrating a proprietary quality of service (QoS) technology that they call Advanced Stream Detect. The Advanced Stream Detect technology classifies network traffic based on bandwidth needs for a lag free experience. The Wireless-N 1102 adapters support dual band connections at 2.4GHz and 5GHz and 2 stream MIMO conforming to the 802.11a/b/g/n standards. The top speeds that can be reached are 300 Mbps using an 802.11n connection. Killer also integrates power saving technology into the chipsets and Bluetooth connectivity."
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ASUS EA-N66 & Amped SR20000G Wi-Fi Extender Review
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Today, we have extenders from ASUS (EA-N66) and Amped Wireless (SR20000G) that are designed and built with the same goal in mind: Help extend Wi-Fi signals so that the user can have better coverage in their area. Even though the two devices are built for the same function, they dont look anything alike...:"
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NETGEAR D6300 Wireless AC Modem Router and A6200 80211.ac USB Adapter Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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NETGEAR D6300 Wireless AC Modem Router and A6200 80211.ac USB Adapter Review @ HardwareHeaven.com The D6300 is essentially identical to the R6300 only this time NETGEAR have covered all bases with the inclusion of an ADSL2+ modem as well as the functionality to use any cable/fiber modem. The A6200 is NETGEAR`s first USB Adapter to use the 802.11ac specification and enable users to connect to their ac equipment at above Wireless-N speeds."
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Nokia Lumia 920 with Windows Phone 8 Review @ HardwareHeaven.com
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Nokia Lumia 920 with Windows Phone 8 Review @ HardwareHeaven.com Now a year on from the Lumia 800 launch Nokia have released the Lumia 920 with a bump in specifications and size. It also includes the latest mobile OS from Microsoft, Windows Phone 8... so does it have enough to compete in a market which has moved on significantly in the last 12 months?"
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ASUS RT-N56U Black Diamond Wireless Router Review
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I really like the ASUS RT-N56U. The firmware alone gives this router capabilities and functions usually reserved for high end networking gear. For $99 online you are not only getting a pretty solid Wireless router, you are getting an online file sharing tool, a FTP server, a Network Printer Server, backup internet protection, a torrent box, a DLNA media server, a NAS box, a firewall, and a VPN server all tucked into a nice little package. The RT-N56U is a no brainer for anyone in the market for a good solid router."
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Cisco Linksys EA6500 Smart Wi-Fi Router Review @ Legit Reviews
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Working with the Cisco/Linksys EA6500 802.11ac Wireless Router reminds us why we love 802.11ac technology so much. The speeds are incredible. Having an improvement of wireless speeds is the number one thing to consider when you look at upgrading your current router..."
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