Hardware Router Chart – June 2006 Update
In this month's update, we've added four new routers and introduce a much-requested new chart!
Tim Higgins
Draft 802.11n Revealed: Part 2 – Interoperable? Not So Much
In Part 2 of our series, Tim Higgins discovers an embarrassingly low level of interoperability among draft 802.11n products. And they're not very neighborly, either.
Yes, the Linksys WRT54G V5 Really Is a Lousy Router
User forums around the web have been abuzz with complaints about the non-Linux version of one of Linksys' most popular products. Tim Higgins tested it and the WRT54GL Linux-based version and found at least one reason why the V5 has so many unhappy buyers.
Draft 802.11n Revealed: Part 1 – The Real Story on Throughput vs. Range
Don't read this article if you've already made up your mind to not buy draft 802.11n products. But if you're still optimistic, Tim Higgins offers an unprecedented look at how some draft 11n products don't even beat 11g!
New! Hardware Router Charts Go Interactive
We've made our router chart even better by giving you the ability to select your benchmark for quick comparisons among routers. Now it's even easier to find the product that's best for you.
How We Test Hardware Routers 2006
Our latest update describing how we put routers to the test.
Hardware Router Need To Know 2006
Everyone with a high-speed Internet connection needs a router. So why not learn how to choose the one that best meets your needs? We've updated and expanded our classic Hardware Router Need To Know to help you do just that!
Intel’s RAID 5 NAS Makes the Grade
Intel has decided it wants to play in the SOHO/SMB NAS market and produces a first product that should get it into the game.
Two New Twists on Skype Phone Gear
These two products take very different approaches to enhancing Skype phoning. Ed Tittel and Justin Korelc put the Iogear USB VoIP Skype Calling Kit and TRENDnet ClearSky Bluetooth VoIP Kit through their paces
Buy Draft 11n!
The nattering nabobs of negativity are at it again, telling us to stay away from the latest and greatest in wireless networking technology. Tim Higgins thinks they're just a bunch of weenies.
Interop Las Vegas 2006 Pre-show Report
Spring may mean the return of flowers, birds and bees to those in northern climes. But to Tim Higgins, it means an annual pilgrimage to Sin City to check out what's new in Networking. Come along for a round-up of early-bird announcements and news.
Which Router Reigns Supreme for P2P?
P2P may have have unsavory connotations now, but the technology will probably be soon incorporated into HD video distribution. Tim Higgins turns up the heat on seven routers to see if they have what it takes.