Displaying items by tag: 802.11n

Telstra has adopted Netgear's C6300BD DOCSIS 3.0 AC1900 Cable Data Gateway, which it is offering as the Telstra Gateway Max.

Billion has added to its range of 'fibre ready' ADSL routers (ie, they incorporate an Ethernet WAN port as well as an ADSL2+ modem) with the release of the BiPAC 7800NXL.

Meru Networks has announced a new wireless controller and a new access point designed for areas of very high Wi-Fi use, along with a plan to ease the financial pain of upgrading to 802.11ac.

The revamped WD TV Live media player includes 802.11n wireless connectivity and support for a range of Internet content providers - but no Australian TV catch-up services are on the list.

WiFi traffic is, by nature, more ethereal than its wired equivalent. Specialised tools are necessary to diagnose wireless network faults, and Colasoft has extended its excellent Capsa line with a new product to sniff and analyse your WiFi network.

Billion's new BiPAC 6200WZL wireless router features built-in 3G access. It supports downlink speeds up to 7.2Mbps.

Lexmark has released a raft of SOHO and corporate printers and multifunction devices, including one that replaces a conventional scanner engine with a camera-style system that trims scanning time to as little as three seconds, and others with a massive 10.2in touchscreen control panel.

US-based WiFi vendor, Ruckus Wireless - which recently opened an office in Australia - says it is providing Telstra with its 802.11n Smart Wi-Fi system for use with the Telstra T-Box set-top box that combines BigPond TV, movie downloads, HD free-to-air channels and a personal video recorder.

Unmatched performance, reliability and price deliver on all-wireless promise and moves 802.11n to mainstream

A 3G broadband router with HSPA+ and 802.11n support is about to hit the Australian market.

I've been a fan of Elgato's EyeTV family for some time, and the Netstream networked tuner appears to be a worthy addition.