Superior performance, power-saving mode

No multi-port adapters available, incompatible with most other powerline devices

Overall, the D-Link DHP-303 kit is a top-notch performer with easy encryption setup and useful features such as a software utility and a power-saving mode. Just buy the correct kit, and make sure you're existing equipment is compatible.

WPA RADIUS encryption, Wi-Fi Protected Setup, Gigabit LAN ports, decent speed

Wireless range could be better, odd Web interface layout

Edimax's BR-6574n nMax Wireless Gigabit Router doesn't offer anything extraordinary, but it provides the necessary features and functionality to suit homes that don't suffer from too much wireless interference.

Support for six SIP extensions, embedded Web server, easy to use, decent call clarity

Big, some issues with speakerphone capability

The SPA962 combines expandable VoIP functionality with an impressive array of configuration options for administrators and end users. Add ease of use to the mix, and the SPA962 becomes a great option to move a whole office to VoIP with a central ...

Outlet plug is not fixed on the adapter, don't get hot, easy to install, a reliable solution for media streaming

Slightly slower speeds than we were expecting, hard to use software utility

These aren't the fastest adapters we've tested, but they're the easiest to install and they are a good solution for anyone who is having problems with their current wireless network.

Better than 802.11g performance, relatively easy to install

The adapters are physically large and will impede adjacent outlets, configuration utility doesn't report the network speed, QoS settings are not clearly explained

If wireless coverage is poor in your dwelling, these Ethernet-over-power-line adapters might just do the trick. They're a relatively neat wired networking solution, which takes advantage of electrical wires to deliver networking connectivity anywhere ...

Faster transfer rates than USB 2.0 and FireWire, easy to install and use

Doesn't ship with an e-SATA cable

This card is an ideal investment for users who have, or are thinking of buying, an e-SATA-based hard drive to plug into their notebook computer. It fits into a 54mm wide ExpressCard slot and is simple to install and use.

Solid 3G speeds, good coverage, good software, incorporates WiFi

Not as faster as the alternatives on the market, not ideal for multitasking

Although Optus' Wireless Connect card falls short of the speeds capable by its HSDPA counterparts, solid coverage and decent speeds make this a good alternative.

While we couldn't get an Unwired connection at our office, we could get a connection at all of our off-site test locations. The connections were good enough for file downloads, streaming video and, of course, Web browsing. Unwired's network isn't ...

Provides good performance when there is a strong signal

Poor performance while on the road, spotty network coverage

Unwired's mobile broadband solution does not travel well. It provides good performance when there is a strong signal, but strong signals were hard to come by during our tests.

Relatively cheap, easy to use once set up

Difficult to set up

A good buy for anyone who can't afford a professional security camera

Very easy to use

Totally useless without purchasing another Bluetooth device, no controls on unit

An easy way to wirelessly transmit your music, but it would have been nice to see some extra features