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Review Date: 15-FEB-2010
RRP: $199.00
4.00
Compact, portable and flexible, the Edimax 3G-6210n wireless 3G portable router does its job well. It may be a little pricey when you can pick up a Wi-Fi modem with built-in 3G capabilities for a similar price, but for those who already own a USB modems, the 3G-6210n comes recommended.
RRP: $349.00
4.00
It's expensive, has limited battery life away from the mains and its build quality suggests something a little cheaper. Yet this Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352 is a 3G-cum-Wi-Fi micro-router that works superbly, bringing online connectivity with the help of a 3G SIM card to anyone with a Wi-Fi laptop. If you need effortless and wire-free connectivity away from the home or office, this little device could become an indispensable joy.
Review Date: 13-JAN-2010
RRP: $399.00
3.75
The Telstra BigPond Elite Wireless Network Gateway performs well, taking advantage of Next G's superior network coverage and speed. However the expensive initial outlay and ongoing monthly costs are hard to swallow.
Review Date: 16-DEC-2009
RRP: $179.00
4.00
With its affordable pricing, the Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH Wireless-N router is a good product for homes. Enthusiasts will be particularly happy with the wired Gigabit-speed LAN, 300Mbps support, and the potential to make a NAS box out of it.
Review Date: 14-DEC-2009
RRP: $299.00
2.00
We wanted to like this ADSL2+ router with 3G backup support, but it did its best to drive us crazy. It wasn't reliable during our tests and its Web interface gave us plenty of problems when trying to set up a wireless network. We'd wait until new firmware comes out before considering it.
Review Date: 27-NOV-2009
RRP: $149.00
3.50
Edimax teams 3G broadband with restricted 802.11n Wi-Fi (nLite) in this affordable device. Don't expect to be able to stream high-definition media, but for Web browsing and light file transfers, this router is a viable choice.
Review Date: 28-OCT-2009
RRP: $299.00
4.25
The Netgear WNDR3700 is fast, reasonably easy to set up, and stocked with some interesting features. We love the ability to run 5GHz and 2.4GHz networks simultaneously, and the built-in USB function is useful for sharing content locally and across the Internet. All up, it's an above-average wireless router for the home or small office.
Review Date: 17-SEP-2009
RRP: $114.95
3.50
It may only support 802.11n Lite, but TP-Link's TL-WR741ND is a suitable upgrade for anyone still using 802.11g. It can be found for a price between $60-70 online, but if you can afford to spend a few dollars more on an full-blown 802.11n router, you'll get be rewarded with much faster throughput and a greater wireless range.
Review Date: 11-SEP-2009
RRP: $219.00
3.00
The Netgear DGN2000 is an unobtrusive router that offers a basic feature-set.
RRP: $259.00
3.75
The Axim Communications MR-108N is a great little router for distributing a 3G or wired broadband connection. It's competitively priced, easy to use, and performed well during our tests.
Review Date: 21-AUG-2009
RRP: $529.00
3.00
Netcomm's Turbo 7 Wireless Gateway is designed for use on Telstra's Next G network and will let you easily distribute a 3G broadband connection over your LAN. It's pricey, but will come in handy if you live or work in areas where fixed broadband options aren't available.
Review Date: 22-JUN-2009
RRP: $499.00
4.00
The Billion BiPac 7402NX is a smart-looking yet technically sophisticated multi-purpose wireless modem and Ethernet switch. It has several advanced features which worked as advertised, making this an attractive purchase for small business, home workers or advanced home users. It should be of particular interest to those needing 802.11n wireless, Gigabit networking and 3G failover on an ADSL2+ account.
Review Date: 15-JUN-2009
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RRP: $239.95
4.50
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.
Review Date: 15-JUN-2009
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RRP: $269.95
4.00
If you have more than one device that you would like to network, or if you want the convenience of desktop mounting, the Belkin Powerline AV+ may be your best option among powerline kits.
RRP: $249.00
3.00
The engin oneHUB is for anyone who wants a convenient telephony device for use with their engin VoIP or ADSL account. Its main drawcard is that it will let you use VoIP and landline services through the same handset.
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