Jan 08

Buffalo WZR-1750DHP and WZR-1166DHP routers have new User Interface

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[CES 2013] Buffalo is coming up with a couple of new WiFi 11ac routers named Buffalo WZR-1750DHP ($179) and Buffalo WZR-1166DHP ($149). From what we understand, they look very much like the current Buffalo WZR-D1800H in terms of features and performance. However, they will come with Buffalo’s new user interface which makes the most used features (password, guest network… etc) easy to access and setup. Obviously there is still an “advanced” mode for users who want total control over their router setup. Buffalo has mentioned the possibility of adding a parental control feature, but isn’t sure if this particular revision of the product will have it a final decision on the matter should come soon.

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Dec 10

A Depressingly Accurate Portrayal of Your Home’s Wi-Fi Signal Strength

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It seems like unless you’ve assembled a giant broadcast antenna in the middle of your house, or filled every room with a repeater, your Wi-Fi signal strength always sucks. Oh, except for that bizarre sweet spot in your backyard. But your neighbor’s router? It apparently has no trouble broadcasting halfway around the world at full strength. [Eatliver via FailDesk via Geeks are Sexy] More »

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Jul 11

Cisco Connect Cloud Lightning Review: Manage A Network’s Competing Connections [Lightning Review]

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If you have a bunch of devices sharing a network, the bandwidth can get bottlenecked. For new Linksys routers, Cisco is solving that problem with Connect Cloud, a platform that lets you manage all of your connections from anywhere. More »

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Jul 09

D-Link expands Cloud lineup with two new routers and NAS drive

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DLink expands Cloud lineup with two new routers and NAS drive

D-Link is expanding its Cloud lineup today, announcing two new routers and a two-bay NAS device. The Cloud Gigabit Router N300 is capable of up to 300 Mbps, while the Cloud Gigabit Router N600 hits 600 Mbps. Both products include a USB port for sharing content over a network, along with DLNA support and Gigabit Ethernet ports. The routers will also feature the company’s mydlink Cloud Services functionality, which lets users keep tabs on their networks via an app for Android and iOS. D-Link also introduced the new ShareCenter 2-bay Cloud NAS, which supports up to 3TB hard drives and handles RAID 1, RAID 0, Standard and JBOD configurations. Like the two routers, the 2-bay Cloud NAS offers DLNA support and works with the mydlink mobile app for monitoring your network remotely. According to SlashGear, the N300 will go for £64.99 (about $100), while the N600 will cost you £84.99 (about $131). The NAS should set you back about £89.99 ($139), and all three devices will be available for pre-order on July 16th.

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Jun 26

Apple AirPort Express (2012) Lightning Review: Probably the Best Router Ever [Lightning Review]

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It’s hard to have significant feelings about a router—it’s supposed to just work and shut up, or not. But no router has ever just worked and shut up like Apple’s newest AirPort—a white inch closer to networking perfection. More »

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