Features

• Wireless PCI adaptor for desktop computers
• Complies with worldwide requirements
• Supports IEEE 802.11g or 802.11b (11Mbps) wireless devices
• Distance Coverage 35-100 meters indoor, 100-300 meters outdoor
• Three-year warranty

Reviews (18)

bad signal detecting
1-disconnect every 5min comparing to my wireless notebook which is continously working where both reciving from the same router thatmean the problem is not in the routeras I thought befor
great product.
I've had no problems at all with this product. I don't get kicked off every 5 minutes like I did with my d-link wireless adapter. Also - it's easy to install and practially idiot proof. I was also very impressed with the shipping. I got it within a day or two.
This wireless NIC doesn't work well with Linksys WRT54G router
I bought it because it was cheaper. However, my Windows machine failed to connect to my Linksys router very often. I regret to own this wireless NIC. ... Read more

Features

• Wi-fi card for notebook computers
• Supports IEEE 802.11g or 802.11b (11Mbps) wireless devices
• Supports 64/128/256-bit Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) and Passphrase
• Distance Coverage 35-100 meters indoor, 100-300 meters outdoor
• Three year warranty

Reviews (6)

Problems for XP version
I have a COPMPAQ laptop that runs on Windows XP. The driver software i got on the CD when i purchased the wireless card had problems and sodownloaded the one they have on the website, and for two months i had no problems. Once i updated my windows XP and my antivirus protection, it somehow dumped its physical memory contents (the wireless software)as though the software was never installed, and now it doesn't work at all. Every time i insert it into the laptop, the system is forced to restart itself.
Easy to install and good reception
Received the card a few days after I ordered it from Amazon.After reading many reviews, I downloaded the driver from the Trendnet website instead of using the CD that came with the card.Unzipped and installed the files, re-started my laptop and inserted the card.Everything went smoothly and I was surfing the web in 5 mins.I read Gary's review about the card not working for his IBM Thinkpad and was skeptical at first since I am also using an IBM Thinkpad running Windows98 SE.But mine works perfectly and very good reception.Highly recommend it!

Recommended
I buyed 3 of this cards. They works fine in winXP with and without Service Pack 2. This cards are very cheap and works good. I connect them to a Linksys WRT54g. [...]
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Features

• Adds 2 USB printers to network
• Memory buffer for large graphics
• Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP

Reviews (15)

A Great Device, but not for Newbies
I was able to get this product working on my WEP wireless network using a static IP with minimal difficulty by following the directions.However, it is still not what I would call an "easy" process.
the box says 3 min install
the box was right and works well, and at a distance

Marathon set-up nightmare!
In short, why a 1 Star Rating you wonder?
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Reviews (6)

Longterm Experiment
I got the 5260 model as a package deal from Sprint in July 2001 with a download speed of 768 Kbps.I have beve experienced a single incident that caused me to restart it.With a gateway router the log-in is automatic.My only concern is the service speed and compatability.I've upgraded my service to 1.5 Mbps and soon 5 Mbps.But this device was built for future expansion and scalability and is rated at 8 Mbps.I have no reason to even think about it until I upgrade my service and I still don't need to replace it.

Not Bad
I had mine for about four years with very little problem. I did have to restart once in awhile, though I'm not sure whether this was a modem or ISP issue. I was always able to connect and maintain a good reliable connection near advertised speeds. I guess this model is getting a little long in the tooth, but for the price I saw, it seems to be a good value.

Works fine for me
I've been using a 5360 since March 2002. I had it connected to a 350 MHx Macintosh G3 running OS 9 until a week ago when I moved it to a 2GHz iMac G5 running Tiger (OS X 10.4). Set up with OS X was a no-brainer -- the very first time I powered up the iMac, OS X reconized the unit and automaticly set itself to connect to my ISP via PPPoE -- I only had type in my e-mail address and my iSP password. The 5360 has worked reliably for me on two computers over 3 years. What's to complain? ... Read more

Features

• Intelligent traffic management with Rate Limiting, Policing ACLs, and Storm control
• Delivers reliable power over 10-100 Ethernet ports using IEEE 802.3af standard
• Secure management via SSH and SSL and secure user control via 802.1x & MAC filtering
• IGMP snooping, L2-L3 COS, queuing & scheduling makes solution ideal for Voice and Video

Reviews (1)

Horrible POE Switch
Purchased 2 switches. 4 Ports out of 12 worked on the first.None of the ports worked on the second.On top of that, the admin web interface times out constantly and rarely responds.If you're looking for a POE switch, or even a managed switch, look elsewhere.If I could assign 0 starts, I would. ... Read more

Features

• Transform your Visor!
• Make phone calls
• Surf the Web with no wires

Reviews (1)

Great product, high price
For those us poor schleps without any other broadband alternative, ISDN is a viable option. If you are looking to head down this path, the 3Com adapter is a good option.It will provide a fairly easy to configure, reliable connection.Unfortunately, like all 3Com modems, it is overpriced.Check out the auction sites, as people are jumping from ISDN to DSL or cable modems every day. ... Read more

Features

• Form Factor: Rack Mountable
• Device Type: Layer 3 Managed Switch
• RJ-45 Ports: 52
• Switch Fabric: 17.6Gbps
• 10/100 Mbps Ports: 48

Features

• Optimized for growing businesses with 4 expandable Gig ports
• Intelligent traffic management with Rate Limiting, Policing, Shaping, and Storm control
• IGMP snooping, L2-L3 COS, queuing and scheduling makes solution ideal for Voice-Video
• Secure management via SSH-SSL and secure user control via 802.1x and MAC filtering

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VERY GOOD ISDN T/A (MODEM)
I have used three different brands of ISDN T/A modems and the Express 3000 beats Eicon Diva by a small margin. Both of the modems provide consistent trouble-free service but Adtran edges out Eicon in installation and speed.
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Very good and reliable phone adapter.
Pros: It provides excellent connections between international offices. We are using the adapters for direct dial by IP address.
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This is the best ISDN router available
I have tried many ISDN routers, and this bar none is the bestavailable.Easy to set up and recommended by all major ISDN service providers. ... Read more