802.11n

Prepare yourselves… for Wi-Fi Certified N!

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/wifin.jpg" />We're pleased to say that 802.11n has finally been finalized (hmmm... “finally been finalized.” I see that's why we make

D-Link's SharePort now works on Macs

<img src="http://www.crunchgear.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/dlinkusb.jpg" />Do you see that USB port right there? You know, the one on the back of my D-Link DIR-825 802.11n router? Well apparently

Apple updates Airport Express router, now has 802.11n

[photopress:ae80211nnnn.jpg,full,left] Yup, the rumors about an updated Airport Express were true. Apple adds 802.11n to the diminutive wireless router while the price holds steady at $99. Note that y

Possibly: Updated AirPort Express this week with 802.11n

[photopress:ae8021n.jpg,full,center] We could be looking at an updated AirPort Express this week, one that works with 802.11n. Pictures and a description recently appeared on the Swiss Apple Store, by

Linksys CES cavalcade

[photopress:IMG_0346.JPG,full,center] Who wants 802.11n? Linksys has a full selection of new routers and bridges for the N generation including a $99 switch that looks like an alien spaceship. Take th

NetGear CES cavalcade: Wire-line and hotter Wireless

[photopress:Hi_Res_ReadyNAS_DUO_front_1_2_3.jpg,full,pp_image] NetGear release a heady 8 products today including a new home storage NAS with redundant drives and wireless devices with improved HD str

Belkin N1 Vision Router Available Later This Month

Belkin’s N1 Vision wireless router has recently been announced and if you’re the type of supergeek who likes speedometers, bandwidth usage meters, and other various readables, you’re

New Thinkpads Due Out This Month

Today Lenovo announced their newest laptop, the ThinkPad T61p. Touted as Lenovo’s highest-performing and greenest notebook, this 15.4-inch widescreen mobile workstation is Linux-certified, featu

Help Key: Taking the 802.11n Plunge

Actual results may vary It seems like only yesterday that 802.11g was burning up the airwaves. Today, 802.11g is the de facto standard and n, which ideally offers 242 Mbps but really offers around 50

802.11n Draft 2 Coming to a Router Near You This Summer

The organization responsible for certifying the different Wi-Fi standards will start certifying 802.11n Draft 2.0 products this summer. That’s phase two of two of this seemingly endless draft ap

HP's Compaq Tablet Lineup Grows By One, the 2710p: It Comes Out in July

News of HP’s entrance into the gaming notebook market rocked the world yesterday and today brings word of an addition to its tablet lineup. It’s the 2710p and we have no idea what it does,

Buffalo Wireless-N Nfniti Router

Buffalo announced this morning an addition to its fleet of excellent wireless routers. The Wireless-N Nfiniti utilizes the latest 802.11n specifications — Draft 1.0. It also optimized for stream

Toshiba Announces Six New Laptops

As I woke up this morning and rubbed the gunk out of my eyes, I saw a startling press release from Toshiba stating that six new notebooks had been announced. Since there’s a lot to cover, I&#821

D-Link DWA-643 Xtreme N ExpressCard – Long Name, Fast Speeds

Those of you who didn’t get a Macbook Pro with 802.11n built-in or own a laptop with an ExpressCard slot, you’re actually in luck. D-Link has just released a new ExpressCard featuring Pre-

Draft-N Now Final-N, Nerd Democracy Works

That draft-N/pre-N 802.11n WiFi router you just picked up is now one step closer to being all officialize, the current draft has passed the working group’s needed 75% margin of the vote with roo

Apple Finally Releases 802.11n Enabler

A while back, we reported that Apple would be releasing an 802.11n enabler as a software download for $1.99. Sure enough, look what has showed up on Apple’s website. The download allows for you

Be An Apple 2-Dollar 802.11n WiFinnaire!

We originally thought Apple’s 802.11n would cost $5 but Apple will now only charge $1.99 to pop in a little patch to enable 802.11n in current AirPort cards and routers. Purchasers of the $179 A

Have An Intel Mac? Have Five Bucks? Ok, You Can Use 802.11n

Sneaky Apple. I remember back in the day they made me pay for an upgrade to iChat AV (as opposed to the regular iChat at the time) when iSight came out. Now if you have an Intel Mac and you want to us

Apple's Extremes Airport Extreme

. That 802.11n in the latest Mac’s wont be so lonely, as it supports up to 5x the speeds of the current APX. Unlike the conical Airports of yore, there is no dial-up modem, so it’s perhaps

Apple Set to Launch New Airport Gear

What good are all the 802.11n draft WiFi cards Apple has been hiding in its latest Macs if you don’t have a base station to go along with them? Sure, there are non-Apple base stations you could
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