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Network equipment provider D-Link has expanded the Aquila Pro range with its new Aquila Pro AI M60 AX6000 dual-band Wi-Fi 6 mesh systems, which come in sets of one, two, or three units. The new units compbat coverage, speed, and usability, with a great range of features.

D-Link's new Eagle Pro AI M32 mesh systems are aimed at users who need high network speeds and capacity to support applications such as multi-player gaming, virtual reality and 4K ultra high-definition video streaming.

D-Link's new Eagle Pro AI series of Wi-Fi 6 hardware comprises a router, a mesh system, and a mesh range extender.

D-Link's latest Covr AX Wi-Fi mesh system is a force to be reckoned with.

Tangerine Telecom says Mesh Wi-Fi routers are the "new normal" for Aussie households serious about their Wi-Fi range and quality, and as a mesh wi-fi router user myself, I'd have to agree!

Officeworks is selling a range of highly affordable Tenda networking products exclusively via its online store, for home and office delivery, or to Click and Collect at its stores.

If poor Wi-Fi coverage in your home has left your connectivity in a not so beautiful mess, then Tenda's beautiful mesh network Wi-Fi system provides a surprisingly affordable and extremely easy to set-up answer. 

Networking equipment company D-Link has launched an AC2600 Wi-Fi Range Extender that is equipped with the company's Whole Home Wi-Fi technology.

Promising complete Wi-Fi coverage for the home, as well as comprehensive security, the Wi-Fi wars are hotting up with the next generation of wireless connectivity.

The head of Flinders University's Serval project - technology that enables cellphones to communicate with each other without the need for a base station - claims that, within five years, the Serval software will be on every cellphone made.

Researchers at Queens University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, are researching the concept of 'body-centric communications', in which every person carries a device that is able to communicate with other similar devices, rather than simply with a central, network-connected base station.