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apple

Official: Apple Updates $99 AirPort Express to Wireless N

We first caught wind of this baby on Saturday, an AirPort Express based on 802.11n. This makes Apple's whole networking family N-capable, though this upgrade doesn't entirely solve the fact that AirTunes is not the best way to stream music in the home. Jump for press release. More »

8:33 AM on Mon Mar 17 2008
By Wilson Rothman
9,060 views, 44 comments

Latest by dbett: @jradi: Yes, assuming you have a recent version of iTunes. You simply select multiple AE's in the drop down list that's more »

d-link

D-Link DIR-855 Router Blasts Wireless N Over Dual Channels

If you are looking for a serious solution for your home media streaming needs, D-Link's new DIR-855 Wireless N Router is offering simultaneous full-on dual 802.11n transmissions over both 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels. So, for those with heavy bandwith needs—this router will allow two people to go to town using their own independent high-speed channel. More »

9:00 PM on Mon Mar 3 2008
By Sean Fallon
9,201 views, 16 comments

Latest by Joseph: @bms: I was looking for your reaction! HAHA more »

router wars

Belkin N1 Vision Router Makes 802.11n Sexier Than Ever With Built-In Screen

Belkin's latest N1 series router, the N1 Vision, isn't just hands-down the smokiest 802.11n draft 2.0 router we've seen—it tries to one-up everyone else with a built-in LCD screen that displays info ranging from a bandwidth speedometer to the number of neighbors leeching your internet. At $200, the sexiness doesn't come cheap, but it can be yours later this month. More details after the jump.

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10:38 AM on Wed Jul 11 2007
By Matt Buchanan
18,720 views, 49 comments

Latest by stenspect: I'm giving one away for free. Just visit to enter: [www.gadgetreview.com] more »

i'll draft your n

Wi-Fi Alliance Will Start Certifying Draft N 2.0 Products in June; Worrywarts Rejoice

The Wi-Fi Alliance is going to start certifying 802.11 Draft N 2.0 products late next month. While the final standard won't be set in stone until 2008, certified Draft N 2.0 products will have guaranteed interoperability with future N versions so you can get your N on without worry and will sport the fancy sticker on the right. CNET estimates that badge-bearing equipment will hit stores in July, so if promises and rainbow stickers are your thing, you've got about six weeks to go. – Matt Buchanan More »

6:45 PM on Wed May 16 2007
By Matt Buchanan
721 views, 1 comment

Latest by aestheticity: how can they guarantee interoperability. that sounds like a recipe for getting shafted in a years time. more »

wireless

Buffalo Delivers Wireless N Over USB 2.0

It may look like some sort of three-pronged torture device, but the WLI-U2-G144N is actually Buffalo's USB 2.0-based wireless N adaptor. It lets your desktop hook up to your Wireless N router via USB 2.0 instead of having to crack open your PC and install a PCI-based card. Wireless N adaptors for desktops aren't that common, so it's nice to see Buffalo is spreading the love. Pricing and availability isn't set, so if you simply can't wait you may wanna run out and get Linksys' Wireless N USB adaptor, which goes for about $100. – Louis Ramirez More »

6:30 PM on Wed Nov 22 2006
By Louis Ramirez
793 views, 2 comments

Latest by bitgod: Zyxel makes a USB 2.0 .11n adapter too, not very expensive either, which is why I got it. Works more »