Tag archive: wireless networking products

SignalMAX wireless routers for use with cable and DSL modems, WLAN cards for notebooks, and USB adapters for PC desktops enable wireless networking and Internet connectivity without the distance and dead-zone limitations of conventional WiFi products. SignalMAX products are based on ParkerVision's Direct2Data wireless RF technology. CompUSA will also be selling SignalMAX products through their Business Services organization, which… Read More

Buffalo Technology the global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of wireless networking solutions for home, SOHO and SMBs, announced today that its new patent pending technology, AirStation One-Touch Secure System (AOSS) will be available for its line of AirStation wireless networking products.  The latest products that feature AOSS include: AirStation 54Mbps Wireless Desktop PCI Adapter (WLI2-PCI-G54) AirStation… Read More

While the move could simplify the process of setting up the networks, which use a popular networking technology known as Wi-Fi, it could be bad news for companies such as Cisco and Netgear Inc., which sell wireless routers used in such networks for between $75 and $150 each, analysts said. At an analyst meeting last week, Intel President and Chief Operating Officer Paul Otellini disclosed plans to include the capability of a wireless access… Read More

The new products, including broadband routers and wireless adapters for portable and desktop computers, support the company's branded integrator strategy of delivering digital gear that works together.  The new wireless networking products advance the company's plan to launch 50 new Gateway-branded products in 15 categories this year and at the same time provide the means to linking many of the company's new digital… Read More

With wireless throughput up to ten times faster than 802.11b, NETGEAR's 802.11b/g-compliant 108 Mbps wireless networking solutions are designed to support the bandwidth-intensive entertainmentapplications of the next generation connected home. “Over the next couple of years, we expect to see the rapid emergence of converged home networks. This growth in media client and server products will be driven by the rise in popularity of… Read More