On test: Belkin N1 Vision
Belkin's N1 Vision is the latest wireless router designed to be a stylish object in your home. It stands proudly upright with a sleek glossy finish and, uniquely for a router, has an informative screen. Belkin's intention is that, once configured, you shouldn't have to use the router's web interface at all; everything can be controlled using the screen and buttons.
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"belkin N1 Vision"
Issue: 01/2008
"Fon LaFonera+"
Issue: 01/2008
On test: Fon La Fonera+
Fon is a relatively new company with a radical attitude towards wireless routers. The idea is that once you've bought a La Fonera+, you are a 'Fonero' and can get free WiFi access wherever you are in the world by logging on to another user's La Fonera+ (a Fon Spot).
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"LevelOne WBR-6000 N One"
Issue: 01/2008
On test: Level One WBR-6000 N One
LevelOne is a relatively new brand to the UK, and this is the first time we've seen one of its products. The WBR-6000 N One is a stylish-looking Draft-N wireless router with a black plastic chassis and orange and white detail. The three antennas are on the side of the router instead of the rear.
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"Belkin N1 Vision wireless router review"
Published on: 11/2007
On test: Belkin N1 Vision
The Belkin N1 Vision has a lot going for it: the performance boost of being a "second draft 802.11n" device for starters with the truly impressive wireless range that brings, then there is the four Gigabit Ethernet ports and the no disc required true plug and play setup.
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"Belkin N1 Vision wireless router"
Published on: 11/2007
On test: Belkin N1 Vision
How can something so hip also be disappointing? Belkin's N1 Vision Wireless Router has style, a slick user interface, a gigabit ethernet switch, and innovative features never seen before in a consumer Wi-Fi router - features such as an LCD status screen and a browserless security setup.
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