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Samuel Jefferson, being in the IT industry for the last decade, has gained immense experience and knowledge in subjects that he finds interesting. Wi-Fi and Windows 7, being the latest developments in technology is his prime domain of interest now. He writes on various subjects but the latest is always his passion. Read on to find more.

Showing posts with label wi-fi router. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wi-fi router. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Choose Your Wi-Fi Router Wisely


The most commonly used Wi-Fi routers generally come up with different range and diverse features. Stronger Wi-Fi signals enable devices to connect with each other from remote corners. If you are on a mind of purchasing a new Wi-Fi router, the first thing you should keep in mind is the range of the router you are opting for. The fact underlying is the antenna of the router generally establishes the range of the router. All routers fall under 802.11 and if I speak about range, 802.11n is the one that offers the best range.


802.11n and Router Range


The wireless N units are at present offering the best signal range as the predecessors namely 802.11b and 802.11g contained just one Wi-Fi radio and antenna. On the contrary, Wireless N routers or 802.11n routers hold two or three radios that definitely get the most out of connectivity. You should keep in mind that however powerful your router is, the range and connectivity depends ultimately on outer conditions like obstacles and radio signal strength.


Tips for Increasing the Range


• The antennas of general Wi-Fi routers are mostly multidirectional. These multidirectional antennas dole out their signal wave to all directions. The antennas give good quality connectivity within its radius but the signal reach to a certain direction is often bounded.

• There are some routers that offer replacement option for antennas. You can, therefore, always keep an eye on upgraded routers out in the market. You will definitely find a choice in many aftermarket antennas to focalize them to different directions.

• Range is the only influential factor for choosing the correct Wi-Fi router. You can simply add to the reach of the router by setting up a wireless range extender product. You can also upgrade a Wi-Fi client if not the router.

• The routers with lesser range can also fit for a home environment. If you have a Wi-Fi network at your home, hence there are fewer walls and obstacles you should look out for a powerful Wi-Fi router.

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Two top Wi-Fi routers

Now-a-days Wi-Fi are of varied flavors and they are so much helpful in adding features to the network. This can give a boost up to the user’s business at most. Some wireless routers comprise an incorporated VPN server. It lets a user to connect to the home or office while he or she is on road. Buffalo is a company which provides a VPN router having remote access software to make it easy for a customer to locate and access resources on the home network, this way finding the shared files and folders. Others come up with a new technology called MIMO, which remarkably enhanced the performance of wi-fi networking gear. Belkin’s MIMO will help a user work out of the patio.

Netgear WPN824 router is the best of the lot. It weighs 1.1 Ibs and offers a data transfer rate of 108 Mbps and has a frequency band ranging up to 2.4 GHz. It follows IEEE 802.11b. The system requirements are Microsoft windows 98/XP, Apple Mac, Novell NetWare, Linux and UNIX.

Buffalo AirStation WZR-RSG54 will be the best choice for you if you intend to set up a VPN at your home or office. It weighs 0.7 Ibs and offers a data transfer rate of 125 Mbps. It runs on the same frequency band. It follows the Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, IEEE 802.11b and IEEE 802.11g protocol. System requirements are the same as Netgear.

Both the routers are available at a price range between $59 and $98.

Monday, August 24, 2009

D-Link offers pioneering and inexpensive Digital Home Wi-Fi

D-link, a top dealer of wi-fi connectivity for small, medium and big enterprise, provides wi-fi connectivity to homes in this back to school season. It’s innovative and affordable, I bet. Whether you are on your way to college, setting up a study area in the room or looking for multimedia infotainment, d-link boasts of offering their clients a vast range of needs and budgets.

D-link is offering the d-link wireless n router (DIR-615) for the schools wanting a wireless internet connection. This can offer a better wireless connectivity for the user’s network than the conventional one, 802.11. D-link has claimed that switching over to DIR-615 will be beneficial for the customers who want to share an internet connection as well as files such as video, music, photos and documents. D-link’s intelligent antenna technology is good enough to transmit multiple torrents of data which facilitates a user to obtain connectivity from any corner of the house.

The D-link Xtreme n dual band router (DIR-825) provides an extra speed. Being a true dual band wi-fi router, it facilitates the users to surf the net to the 2.4 GHz band along with VoIP connection as well as connect their game console or HD media player at 5GHz. It is almost like a two-in-one router. D-link has averred that its 10” wireless photo frame (DSM-210) combines the benefits of a digital frame with the wi-fi internet connectivity to make it possible to experience the whole new digital photo frame. They can now view their favorite photos anywhere in the home.

The D-link 2-Bay network storage enclosure (DNS-323) with its two internal 3.5” SATA drives gives the chance to to share their content with everyone within the network.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Enabling wi-fi broadband connection in your home

Suppose you have a desktop, a laptop and a Windows Mobile Device at your home or office. Having already a broadband connection, you intend to connect all these three without any wire.

Plenty of ways are there to incorporate wi-fi in your house or office. But let’s concentrate on one expedient option. Quite a lot of wireless devices are available in the market. But these gadgets are not fit for every situation. So we will have only a generalized discussion on this topic.

1. In a wired set-up, the computer remains connected to broadband with the help of a USB modem. But to avail it wirelessly, you need a wi-fi router paired with a broadband ADSL modem. Your existing broadband modem needs to be put back with a wireless network access router. This router generally contains one or more Ethernet connectors, which will allow you to have a direct cable connection to your machine.

2. The next step for you is to connect the router to your phone and then establish a connection between the wi-fi router and the machine. A PCI or USB Ethernet adapter is required for this.

3. Now you are connected to the wi-fi broadband connection. You can now use your computer to get connected to the router. You can just set up the access to the internet and the other two wireless devices.

4. If your laptop has inbuilt wi-fi connection, then everything will be easily done. Otherwise you need a connectivity card. You get your mobile device wi-fi connected and you just need to connect it to the internet with the help of the router.

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