Testseek.co.uk have collected 17 expert reviews of the Devolo dLAN 200 AVdesk Starter Kit and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Devolo dLAN 200 AVdesk Starter Kit.
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17 Reviews
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Abstract: Really fast and great value, despite a slightly fiddly setup. We could finish this review in seven words: its fast and good value, buy it. To be fair, however, not everything was plain sailing. The Devolo software makes you manually enter the secu...
Abstract: WiFi is great and everything, but even the fastest wireless networking standards can still be baffled by the presence of thick walls and architectures that don’t allow you to conveniently place a WiFi source in the exact centre of a home. Even in a re...
A great solution for those who dont want to use wireless or wired networks -- just dont expect miracles from the claimed 200Mbps transmission rates ...
The dLAN 200s performance may seem uninspiring, but its still good enough to stream HD movies flawlessly. However, for the money you could install a wired network between two rooms. Roger Gann Lowest online price: £N/A ...
Powerline networks have traditionally been a niche solution, but the latest releases hope to push the concept further into the mainstream - with speed being the key factor. First we had 14Mbps networks, then 85Mbps, and the latest upgrade from Devolo p...
Abstract: Not cheap, but a good alternative to Draft-N Wi-Fi if you cant use wireless. Powerline networking equipment is ideal for people who want a home network, but cant use Wi-Fi and dont want wires trailing all over the floor. The principle is simple - ...
Abstract: It was only in Whats New, Shopper November 2006 that we reviewed 85Mbit/s HomePlug adaptors that let you run a network over your existing power cables, but faster products are already being released. This month we have competing products from Devol...
Abstract: Is your wireless network failing to live up to its billing? We look at three power-line alternatives If youve installed a wireless network in your home or office and not had any problems with coverage or speed, youre one of the lucky ones. Dividing ...
Abstract: There was a time when setting up a home network meant little more than hooking up a couple of Macs to share data, an Internet connection, and possibly a printer, too. All that could be achieved most easily by using some form of Wi-Fi.
Abstract: HomePlug is an alternative to WiFi – admittedly it does still involve wires, but as it uses the existing mains power cable in your house, it is a much more appealing alternative to trailing reels of network cable about your home, or the more costly alt...
