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The latest in wireless routers
By CNET staff
(2/7/02)
(2/7/02)
In the last year, we've seen a flood of wireless networking devices designed to let you share a broadband connection among multiple PCs within your home or office. While these products differ in price, ease of use, features, and security, they do have one thing in common: they all support the 802.11b standard, which means you can roam wirelessly throughout your home or office at speeds up to 11Mbps without losing your LAN connection.
To help you choose the right solution for your needs, we've compiled reviews of five competing products. And while we'll leave the decision up to you, for us, one name stands out among the crowd. Find out which one is our favorite.
To help you choose the right solution for your needs, we've compiled reviews of five competing products. And while we'll leave the decision up to you, for us, one name stands out among the crowd. Find out which one is our favorite.
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Compaq iPaq Connection Point CP-2W Delivering impressive performance with easy customization and good security, the CP-2W is a great value among wireless routers.
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D-Link DI-714 Ethernet, Fast Ethernet router D-Link's easy installation and solid security are convincing arguments for making it the heart of your wireless Ethernet network.
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Linksys EtherFast wireless AP Smooth installation and excellent performance make Linksys's latest device a hit for users who want to share a broadband connection across hybrid networks.
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Proxim Skyline 802.11b wireless broadband gateway Share both wired and wireless Internet connections with top speed and a high level of security.
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 Siemens SpeedStream wireless DSL/cable routerThis router covers all the bases of home networking and then some, including some of the most advanced security features we've seen.
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