PCI Wireless 802.11G card for desktop PCs

Advantages: Cheap-n-cheerful
Disadvantages: Slow connections and poor range with supplied antenna.

...Mobile 802.11g internal Mini-PCI card.) With the third party aerial I am pleased with this card. A properly configured BSD desktop PC offers a better service than that available from far more expensive wireless access points? once you?ve gone to the trouble to set everything up. Not a product I'd recommend to the non-technically inclined though....

bristol_steve 03.08.2004 · Read review
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Belkin 802.11g Wireless Card

Advantages: No more cables
Disadvantages: non

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rik_uk3 17.03.2005 · Read review
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Review of Belkin Wireless G Desktop Card F5D7000

WG302, connect me up before you gogo

Advantages: Good coverage, twin Antenna, easy to use interface
Disadvantages: None

...bad. If like me though you want 100% and its for business then adding a second repeater 302 is also easy. I have never done this before but found it not to difficult. There is a load of information on the net and Netgear website to help out. The two units work well together providing great coverage around the office. This is probably aided by the units twin aerial design to give maximum coverage. If like me you need to have a secure network, you shouldn't have any trouble here. (WEP) data encryption comes as standard for the 302 in a variety of forms. You can also configure the 302 to run on the different network types, 802.11b,g and double g, although I have not yet figured out how to get 108MB. There are also a variety of other features including VPN pass through support, WPA and address filtering. In addition to the twin...

skrg28 20.10.2005 · Read review
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Review of Netgear WG302 802.11g ProSafe Wireless Access Point

Computers in one room, Printers in another.

Advantages: Computers in one room, Printers in another.
Disadvantages: None I can think of.

...It states on the box --- BEFORE YOU BUY this product be sure you have a wireless router. --- I bought mine from Argos and it cost £49.99 We have 3 laptops at home and they all connect to our network wirelessly. if we wanted to print anything we had to physically hook up to a printer which more often than not was most inconvenient. The Belkin Wireless G USB Print Server allows up to 2 USB printers to be connected. (you cannot add more printers via a USB hub.) Though it's a wireless print server it still comes with an Ethernet Cable so you can physically connect it to your router. If you choose this method of connection then the wireless function is automatically disabled. Before you can use a printer via the print server you need to physically install it on each computer you are planning to access it from. (You do not...

Snorelax63 27.08.2005 · Read review
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Review of Belkin 802.11g Wireless Print Server

Print server shananagins.

Advantages: Simple, Effective, cheap
Disadvantages: None as far as I can see

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Jon_Farrimond 13.02.2006 · Read review
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Review of Belkin 802.11g Wireless Print Server

The jet black Oyster with a real Pearl inside..

Advantages: Great battery mileage
Disadvantages: Cap lock button

...Blaster (little brother gave me it) 12 inch monitor (retrieved from a skip) 224 SDRam (nicked from work) -My new notebook NC10 Spec- Intel N270 1.6 GHz 4 Atom processor 166 GB drive 10'2 inch screen (WSVGA) Built in Windows XP 1.3 mgp web cam RAM: 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM - 667 MHz (1 x 1 GB) Graphics Controller: Intel GMA 950 - 128 MB Networking: Network adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR Portable? Weight 1.3 KG Dimensions (WxDxH): 26.1 cm x 18.6 cm x 3 c One year warranty This is an amazing bit of kit, jet black and smooth, like cracking open an oyster to find a pearl inside, screen and body snapping back together like a lady's compact for that extra mobility. The only noise on the boot up this time around is a gentle whirr like the sound of a butterfly revving up their...

thedevilinme 10.10.2009 (11.10.2009) · Read review
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Nokia N95

Advantages: Feature rich, 3G phone, available on all networks.
Disadvantages: Battery life, Size

...This phone is robust, feature rich and replaces a variety of other electronic aids There is a great synchronisation with Nokia PC suite so your Outlook contacts and meetings can be easily updated to your phone. There is a built in FM radio working with headphones and a wired remote control of frequency and volume. The device is Wi-Fi so you can connect to Ethernet 802.11G routers and Wi-Fi providers prevalent in cities and restaurants around the country. Bluetooth offers a simple way to connect with your PC or other supported devices. The Carl Zeiss lens and 5 Megapixel resolution make the camera a great value add allowing you to happily leave your digital camera at home. GPS and the Nokia Maps applicaton allow Satellite navigation possible while travelling by car although using a seperate GPS mouse might allow better lock...

wealthsaver 20.01.2009 · Read review
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Review of Nokia N95

iPod Touch Review

Advantages: Very slim design, superb visuals, built-in wifi with full web, jailbreak to increase functionality
Disadvantages: Isn't the BEST sound, but that's being very picky!

...the MPEG-4AVC codec, the quality is simply breath-taking. But that is what you expect from Apple, right? Well the iPod Touch features an awful lot more. Inbuilt 802.11g WiFi is probably the biggest thing about the iPod Touch, enabling you to browse the FULL web - no more squashed screens. Simply use your fingers to zoom in and move it about seamlessly. Whilst a flash plugin for this mobile safari may not be present as yet, there are workarounds to view flash content online. However, there is a seperate YouTube application, giving you access to all of youtube's collection without the need to use safari! Whilst the legal purposes of the iPod Touch are fantastic, the not-so-legal aspects are even better. "Jailbreaking" your iPod further increases functionality and basically allows you to do anything you want to it, letting you play games...

marv101 26.04.2008 · Read review
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Review of Apple iPod touch 16 GB

Wireless Usb 54Mbps G Compact

Advantages: Plug and play, easy to use.
Disadvantages: It is external, meaning not inside your computer.

...This product is very reliable great for people on the go, or even at home. Good office use and offers speeds that will satisfy anyones needs. There is only one inconvenience though, the fact that it is external. Since it is external there is always a better chance of it breaking, or being lost. Linksys is the leading networking brand and is very reliable, and there when you need it. The software provided gives you an easy to use network monitor which gives you the option to connect to what network you wish, save the network as a profile, and show the best link connection/speed. It has support for USB 2.0 and also USB 1.1 so it will work great on older computers. It is compatible with Windows 98SE, 2000, ME, XP, and also Vista. It has two wireless network modes 802.11g and 802.11b and is also compatible with 128-bit encryption....

Jar_Dude 15.07.2008 · Read review
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Review of Linksys Compact Wireless-G USB Adapter WUSB54GC

Netgear DG834G v2 - lovely piece of kit

Advantages: stylish, robust, wide range of features, WiFi and wired connectivity
Disadvantages: drops connection during lightning storms, manual slim on advanced features

.... Install the software on your PC and link it up either wirelessly, or plug an ethernet cable from the router to your PC (not provided). You will then need to follow the instructions to setup the router by connecting to it from your PC. There are 4 hardwired ports in the back, so you connect up to 4 PCs/laptops via ethernet cables - or you can connect up to it via WiFi - I'm not sure how many it will support that way, but it's definitely more than 4 (and as far as I know, no limit is indicated). The router itself is a stylish piece of kit, and uses 802.11b and 802.11g, which were the latest standards a couple of years ago. the 802.11b was (and I guess still is) being used everywhere, and the 802.11g standard was a faster standard, but wasn't available in most places. I bought a NetGear WiFi USB adapter for my older laptop to connect up...

gtsang123 01.01.2008 · Read review
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Review of NETGEAR DG834G 54 Mbps Wireless ADSL Firewall Router - wireless router