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Go Wireless with D-Link

Advantages: Easy to set up and use, Stable, Good support
Disadvantages: A bit out dated

The D-Link DWL-G650+ is a PCMCIA wireless (WiFi) card, which plugs into an available PCMCIA slot on a laptop. With this card, it wireless-enables a laptop, assuming it doesn't have built-in wireless already. The card cost me about £25 at the time but you may be able to find the same one cheaper now. Most of these seem to be in this price range if not less, since they are becoming redundant with new laptops already having built-in cards. It's a 802.11G card, which means theoretically, it can transfer 54Mbits/s but they never get to that speed. Most residential broadband connections nowadays only range up to 10Mbit/s. INSTALLATION I find the installation of this card has always been very easy. I just install the driver and software off the CD and then plug the card in. This literally takes minutes. Only thing I'm not too keen on is ...

Deru 13.04.2006 · Read full review
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Review of D-Link Air DWL 650+

D-link DP-300U for all your printing needs

Advantages: Link upto 3 printers on 1 IP address. Simple setup
Disadvantages: None

specify one. I'd recommend manually assigning an address here so that it is always fixed which means you can manage your IP addresses more easily. Once changes have been made you can save them back to the print server and reconnect yourself to your main network connection. The dlink is now ready to be placed onto your network too and connected up to a printer. You are now ready to connect to the print server via the standard Windows Add new printer wizard. Going through the wizard, firstly select local printer and then create new port as the print server is not attached to any port that is currently known by the PC. We now need to select 'Standard TCP/IP port' from the dropdown list. At this stage enter the IP address that you gave the print server when it was attached to the PC via the ethernet cable at the start of installation ...

craggybuk 22.06.2007 · Read full review
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Review of D-Link DP 300U

"This D-Link has ceased to be, it is an ex-router"

Advantages: Easy to physically install
Disadvantages: Short working life, loses settings regularly

Back in March 2007, I bought my first laptop. This brought the number of computers in our house up to a grand total of three (my own desktop, my daughter's and the new laptop). It struck me that perhaps it was time to get networked. A hard wired network was out of the question, as I didn't want to start drilling holes and running cables everywhere, so a wireless solution seemed to be the way to go. I did a little research, as I'm not too au fait with this side of computing (though I have assisted in installing one before). Eventually in Pissy Werld (sorry, PC World), I found this package from D-Link. It consisted of the wirless router itself and a seperate antennae (destined for my daughter's bedroom PC). Also in the box were installation CDs for each of the two bits of hardware, a power supply and an additional ethernet cable.. So ...

blankfrank 29.09.2007 · Read full review
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Review of D-Link AirPlus G DI-524 Wireless Router - wireless router