The MT7620 is the latest addition to MediaTek's family of highly integrated, single-chip Wi-Fi SoC products, currently being deployed by many wireless router and repeater makers worldwide. It ...

The login screen to the admin interface for the Zyxel WRE2205 has the default login and password visible The Zyxel WRE2205 interface has the wizard and all the settings for setting up the network The ...

Gone are the days of N150 routers, if you want to get Wi-Fi in your home then N300 routers not only offer good throughput but are also capable of handling more devices simultaneously connected to the ...

Earlier this week D-Link unveiled some new home networking gear that was nice. Today the company is back with the launch of a new modem for DSL users called the DSL-2740B. The new router is for ADSL2+ ...

The installation of Tenda’s A301 is as easy as it could be. Plug it into an outlet before pressing the WPS button on your router followed by the WPS button on the repeater. All done and you are ready ...

Belkin introduced their new line of wireless routers. Engineered with MultiBeam technology for maximum speed and coverage, the new routers are designed to give you the strongest Internet signal at the ...

The Tenda F3 N300 Wireless Router is a snap to install, and costs just $30. Sure, its performance is limited, but if you have simple wireless networking needs, you can't beat that price. PCMag UKJun ...

The user interface on the Tenda D301 Wireless Modem Router is very simple as we see right from the start where we are presented with the login screen. The default login information can be found in the ...

If getting long-range WiFi is a perpetual battle, ASUS just started a nuclear war. Its fresh RT-N12HP router carries a pair of (thankfully removable) high-gain, 9dBi antennas and a separate signal ...

We are living in the era of hyper-connectivity, and a seamless and robust internet connection is required by all. The linchpin of this digital age is the wireless Wi-Fi router. As the central hub ...

Travel a lot and you'll find it's not the big issues — the delays and cancellations and lost luggage — that really bug you. It's the little things such as 'which power supplies do I pack' and 'how ...