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Publicerad: 2009-11-05, Författare: Jeff , testad av: cnet.com
The NetGear WNHDEB111 HD Gaming Wireless N Networking Kit offers configuration flexibility, good performance, and it's easy to use.
The NetGear WNHDEB111 HD Gaming Wireless N Networking Kit is much bulkier than similar devices and has only two built-in Ethernet ports.
The NetGear WNHDEB111 HD Gaming Wireless N Networking Kit is a good investment if you want to add a high-speed Wireless-N connection your HD video streamer or game console. Read full review See all prices
Sammanfattning: Wireless standards: 802.11 Draft N, 802.11a; Security: WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK, WEP (64- and 128-bit); one-year warranty Here’s the pitch: We all want wireless convenience, and most of us now have plenty of devices that we want to plant on our wireless LANs. ...
Sammanfattning: Product: WNHDEB111 HD/Gaming 5 GHz Wireless -N Networking KitPrice: $199 (MSRP)Pros: Easy setup; works with existing Wi-Fi hardware; 5 GHz provides more channels and less interferenceCons: Expensive; only two devices can be networked without adding a s...
Includes two 5GHz 802.11n access points/bridges; relatively easy setup; excellent performance
Setup routine needs polishing, a bit expensive; port forwarding needs to be configured manually
The Netgear HD/Gaming 5GHz Wireless-N Networking Kit (WNDEB111) lets you create a high-speed wireless bridge between your desktop PC and a home-theater PC or videogame console, while adding a 5GHz 802.11n network to your existing 802.11b/g network. Tho...
Easy setup; works with existing WiFi hardware; 5 GHz provides more channels and less interference
Expensive; only two devices can be networked without adding a separate switch
If youve got networked audio/visual devices like game consoles, set-top boxes or other devices that require speedy and lag-free wireless connections, setting up a draft-802.11n network is a no-brainer. Even better, making it the 5 GHz variety nets a g...
Sammanfattning: After years of less than stellar performance wireless networking seems to finally be coming of age. Industry leaders like Netgear have pushed the new Wireless-N band to the point where wireless networking has a real chance to replace your wired networ...
5-GHz operation rides above the crowded 2.4-GHz band, so you can leave your current 802.11g network running. WPS setup means one-button installation. Nice price.
Only one AP in a kit. Nearby Wi-Fi or 5-GHz cordless phones can cause trouble.
The Netgear HD/Video 5 GHz Wireless-N Networking Kit is a 5-GHz-only access-point pair that configures automatically into bridge mode, enabling you to connect different rooms in your house without Ethernet cable at speeds exceeding 100 megabits per sec...
Sammanfattning: We havent reviewed a wireless access point for a long time, but thats what Netgears Wireless-N Networking Kit is. It bundles two access points in a box to work as a wireless bridge. This could be useful if you want to connect non-wireless devices...
Comes with two access points, Utilises 5GHz, Superfast when used as a network hub
What on earth is up with Netgears naming conventions?, Wireless B/G need not apply, Ordinary 802.11n performance when used purely wirelessly, Monolithic access points
Theyre big and quite ugly, but theres no doubting that Netgears WNHDEB111 delivers in the 802.11n speed stakes — finally!
Comes with two access points, Utilises 5GHz, Super-fast when used as a network hub
What on earth is up with Netgears naming conventions?, Wireless B/G need not apply, Ordinary 802.11n performance when used purely wirelessly, Monolithic access points
Theyre big and quite ugly, but theres no doubting that Netgears WNHDEB111 delivers in the 802.11n speed stakes — finally! ...
