Microsoft and Next-Gen Wi-Fi
Microsoft wants to make sure that next-generation Wi-Fi wireless networking equipment is backward compatible, and is using its Windows muscle to see to it. Microsoft…
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LinkSys 802.11b – Review
I’ve been steadily watching the price of 802.11b wireless LAN gear drop over the last 18 months. Like most other technology, its cost is on…
X10 RF Rocket Remote (RT504) – Review
(The module tested is the US unit, this operates on frequencies that are not allowed to be used for this purpose in the UK. When…
X10 RF Remote (RW694) – Review
(The module tested is the US unit, this operates on frequencies that are not allowed to be used for this purpose in the UK. When…
X10 Keyring Remote (KC674) – Review
(The module tested is the US unit, this operates on frequencies that are not allowed to be used for this purpose in the UK. When…
X10 RF Transceiver (TM751) – Review
(The module tested is the US unit, this operates on frequencies that are not allowed to be used for this purpose in the UK. When…
X10 Stick-on Switch (SS13E) – Review
The slim stick-on wall switch, like the wireless keyfob, seems to be one of the new breed of X10 modules. New in that, at last,…
X10 RF Transceiver (TM12U)
The TM12U transceiver module operates on the new UK supported frequency of 433Mhz and acts as the receiver to a range of wireless transmitters. These…
Intel Moves from HomeRF to 802.11b
Extract from an article on The Register this morming… Intel has dealt a severe blow to a wireless networking standard supported by industry heavyweights such…
LinkSys Wireless Lan Gear Arriving in the UK
Just had David Boyd from LinkSys UK on the phone. The wireless LAN kit is about to touchdown, literally any day now, in the UK….
Netgear Wireless Home Lan
Just noticed this new Netgear proprietary home LAN wireless stuff. Available in PCI, USB or Ethernet flavour (seemingly no PCMCIA yet?) it is peer-peer and…