Netgear HDX101 Review

Looking for a reliable high speed home network but can't lay Cat 5 cables, Netgear have the answer with their 200mbps Ethernet over mains solution. Much more reliable than wireless and easy to configure.

Logitech V250 Mouse and Pad

Choosing gifts for the busy exec can be a nightmare, Logitech's latest offering might be ideal as a present? But does the fun last beyond the first few hours?

Solwise Homeplug Ethernet Over Mains

Fed up with trying to rely on WiFi for a quality way to share your broadband, or just not up to the complexity of a WiFi Network?  Well we've tested a novel solution that uses your mains cables to form a network.

Linksys WAG54GX2

We've been testing the latest high speed home gateway from Linksys. The rather utilitarian sounding WAG54GX2 offers greater range and speed when working with MIMO enabled devices, but in our tests even standard 802.11g can benefit.

A Wireless LAN and a Bluetooth Piconet are rarely joined, which is a shame as Bluetooth is more than adequate for sharing an ADSL connection.

Logitech MX3100 Wireless Keyboard

With enough extra function keys to control the whole of Dr Evils secret underground bunker there must be enough keys for the average user?

Sharing your broadband connection wirelessly couldn't be easier this Netgear router has full WEP encryption to work at the heart of your wireless network and its fully ADSL enabled.

What do we recommend to put in you PCMCIA slot to connect to today's wireless networks? this 802.11g card is backwards compatible while also being able to handle the latest 54g routers.

The latest 802.11g technology makes video on your network a possibility and ensures MP3 streaming is robust, this router from Linksys contains a firewall and easy easy to administer.

Enable your PC or laptop within seconds this plug and play Bluetooth dongle enabled connectivity within a 10 meter radius.

Buffalo bring us their 54mbit/s Broadband Wireless Router and its certainly secure with features normally reserved for hardware firewalls making an appearance on this consumer gateway.

Netgear WG111 Wireless USB

A 54g wireless connection in a USB key? well it had to happen and finally Netgear's WG111 allowed the ancient Lordpercy.com office PC to join the wifi revolution.

Want to hook up all those Bluetooth device to your PC in a neat and tidy way, the TDK Bluetooth Plus card offers a class 1 BT connection and comes with bundled software too.

Belkin's way to connect your laptop to any other Bluetooth enabled device will solve some obvious problems like synchronising your contacts or email with a mobile, but with Bluetooth turning up in all manner of devices this sub £50 card opens up a range of possibilities.

BT Voyager 2000 Wireless ADSL Modem

Wireless networking need not require a degree in Telnet, the Latest BT Voyager product range may cost a bit more but the web interface is designed for mere mortals, you could be online in minutes and that's not a marketing pitch.

Netgear have released the third generation of broadband wireless router and its less than £100 but gives up to 108mbps throughput using the 802.11 Super G standard and with the ability to directly attached network storage this looks like one hell of a router.

Netgear WG121 USB Wireless Adaptor

No need to kick out that PC just because it can't join your wireless network, Netgear's USB WiFi adaptor can give 802.11g connectivity to the most elderly of machines.

Netgear WG511T 108mbps wifi card

we test the Netgear WG511T 108mps card in LP's laptop to see if the super G should be wearing its underpants on the outside.....

SanDisk WiFi SIDO Card

Zoom 4300 Bluetooth Modem