German engineering brings standard broadband and internet telephony closer together than ever before. more..

If you want super-fast Wi-Fi with the best chance of being compliant with 802.11n when it finally comes out, this device could fit the bill. more..

Buffalo's system of setting up a network is a little complicated... All you need to do is press a button on each device at the same time... more..

Netgear's RangeMax Next products promise next generation Wi-Fi performance today. We took the broadband modem router and laptop adapter for a test drive. more..

Surf the internet via your power sockets with this broadband modem router. more..

Embarking on a new wireless network is a whole lot cheaper with this USRobotics starter kit.
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The latest USRobotics device to link your wireless home network to your broadband connection promises increased speed and range.
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If you can't wait until the end of 2006 for the next generation 802.11n Wi-Fi, US Robotics has boosted its 802.11g standard products with its own speed improving technology – MAXg. more..

With the Voyager 2100, BT has gone for a no-frills device that covers the basics well. With it you can create a Wi-Fi network that adheres to the 802.11g standard... more..

The SpeedTouch people have seen the opportunities offered by VoIP internet telephony and hit the ground running. The 716g is the first wireless broadband router we've seen with the sockets to plug a telephone in... more..

For most people, a 54Mbps wireless network is likely to be enough. But if you live in a mansion, have thick walls, or just want a Wi-Fi network that's twice as fast as everyone else's, then this is your device. more..

This device, manufactured by 2wire, broke the mould in terms of design – it's the only wireless broadband router we've tested that stands upright and proud. more..

This is the old man of wireless broadband routers, undergoing no major change since it won a Web User Gold award in Issue 77... more..

A broadband modem and router that adds internet telephony to your standard phone, allowing cheaper calls over the internet. Using the internet to make telephone calls can offer considerable savings. more..

Not got an Ethernet network plug on your PC? You can still share your broadband internet wirelessly using this USB modem and router. more..

This is a worthy piece of kit that could be dramatically improved if Thomson provided a compatible 54Mbps wireless card. If your wireless access is likely to be limited then it's not such a big issue, but most surfers will want something with more speed to get them through their downloads. Beyond the Wi-Fi factor though, this is a sturdy device that's easy to set up and get going. Anyone wanting a wired router with a cheap route to wireless upgrading at a later date has a decent option here, but beware of the lack of Wi-Fi speed. more..

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