WLAN Adaptors Test

"Buffalo WLI-TX4-AG300N networking"

Published on: 8/2008

On test: Buffalo WLI-TX4-AG300N Dual Band Ethernet Converter

Adding wireless functionality to your networks need not be difficult with this dual band ethernet converter from Buffalo. → More

"Hawking Technology Wireless-300N USB Dish Adapter review"

Published on: 6/2008

On test: Hawking Technology Wireless-300N USB Dish Adapter

Be more wireless than your friends. → More

"Hawking HWUN1 Hi-Gain Wireless-300N review"

Published on: 5/2008

On test: Hawking Technology HWUN1 Hi-Gain Wireless-300N

Hawking's latest wireless USB adaptor gets tested and reviewed by PC Advisor. → More

"Nabaztag/Tag"

Computing Made Easy
Issue: 125

On test: Violet Nabaztag/tag Desktop Friend

Already popular in Europe, the Nabaztag/Tag is a WiFi-connected device that gives animated notifications on new emails or RSS feed content. Is this enough to make it attractive for UK users? → More

"Hawking HWUG1 wireless network adapter"

Published on: 3/2008

On test: Hawking Technology HWUG1

There are dozens of wireless network adapters on the market today, with more and more connecting to a computer’s USB socket. This is certainly convenient, but if you use a desktop PC tucked under a table it can cause problems as the adapter and its aerial are often hidden behind the PC, obstructing the wireless signal. Hawking’s HWUG1 adapter has a simple answer: it has an external aerial that can be turned around into the best position or even replaced with a larger one if needed. → More