Inside Story: Linksys WRT610N vs. WRT600N
Not much stays the same in Linksys' redesign of its popular dual-band, dual-radio draft 802.11n router.
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Cheap, But Not Worth It: NETGEAR WNDR3300 RangeMax Dual Band Wireless-N Router Reviewed
Netgear tries a different approach to making an inexpensive dual-band dual-radio draft 11n router. But ends up with only an decent, but expensive 11b/g product.
Linksys adds another dual-band dual-radio draft 802.11n router
Linksys today announced its WRT610N Simultaneous Dual-N Band Wireless Router.
D-Link cuts price on two draft 11n routers
D-Link today announced price cuts on its DIR-615 and DIR-655 draft 802.11n wireless routers.
Netgear announces new wireless router designed for open source firmware
Netgear today announced an 802.11g wireless router specifically designed for open source firmware.
Wi-Fi Alliance adds Voice Over Wi-Fi certification
The Wi-Fi Alliance today announced its Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Voice-Personal program that includes both interoperability and quality of service tests.
Dual-band N on the Cheap: D-Link DIR-628 RangeBooster N Dual Band Router Reviewed
D-Link breaks the $100 dual-band draft 11n price barrier. But is the DIR-628 really a good deal?
How We Test Wireless Products – Six Location Open Air Method
With the loss of the Azimuth test system, we're returning to open air tests for measuring wireless performance.
Same Wi-Fi, Different Box: Linksys WRT54G2 Wireless-G Broadband Router Reviewed
It may look different, but Linksys' WRT54G2 is pretty much the WRT54G inside.
Where Have All the Antennas Gone?
Wireless routers with external antennas seem to be going the way of the dinosaurs.
Late, Expensive, Worth It?:D-Link DIR-855 reviewed
Although long-anticipated by many, D-Link's dual-band, dual-radio DIR-855 may have missed its market window.
D-Link adds $100 network camera
Updated 6/14/2008
D-Link yesterday announced two low-cost wired and wireless network cameras that will retail for around $100.
The D-Link DCS-920 Wireless G Network Camera and DCS-910 10/100 Fast Ethernet Internet Camera can be accessed and controlled using any Java-enabled browser and take snapshots and record directly from the Web browser to a local hard drive.