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Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector
Reviewed on February 2, 2006 If you don't already have a wireless network, the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector is a quick and easy way to get your DS online. TAGS: Nintendo Co. Ltd., Nintendo DS, hot spot, access point, adapter, wireless router, Wi-Fi, router, USB, PC, security

CNET review: 7.9 Very good
Pricing not available
Asus WL-330 access point
Reviewed on October 1, 2004 Small and light, the Asus WL-330 is inexpensive and can create a wireless network anywhere there's a broadband connection, but the device has disappointing range and weak security. TAGS: Apple AirPort Express, ASUS, access point, broadband, Wi-Fi network, Wi-Fi, Netgear, client, handheld, Apple Computer, Ethernet, security, adapter

CNET review: 5.7 Average
Pricing not available
3Com Travel Router
Reviewed on February 9, 2005 The OfficeConnect Travel Router is light and portable. Unfortunately, it's neither as elegantly designed nor as full featured as Apple's more expensive AirPort Express. TAGS: Apple AirPort Express, DHCP Server, DHCP, router, WPA, WEP, VPN, Netgear, access point, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, setup, networking, firewall, Apple Computer, server

CNET review: 7.3 Very good
Check prices$60.00-$75.00
Compex NetPassage WPE54G - wireless access point
Reviewed on October 28, 2004 Compex's NetPassage WPE54G is a stylish and versatile miniature access point that performs well. Unfortunately, it's pricey, and it lacks Wi-Fi certification. TAGS: NetIQ Corp., access point, throughput, Network Address Translation, Wi-Fi, client, Ethernet, router, security

CNET review: 6.7 Good
Pricing not available
Tritton WiFi NAS
Reviewed on December 8, 2004 Combining 120GB or 200GB of storage space and an 802.11g access point, the Tritton WiFi NAS is a wireless data archive. But its steep price tag, poor performance, and weak security give competing NAS units the upper hand. TAGS: Tritton Technologies, NAS, Wi-Fi, IEEE 802.11g, WPA, access point, Linksys, NTFS, backup, server, security, Microsoft Windows

CNET review: 6.3 Good
Pricing not available
SMC SMCWTK-G Traveler's Kit
Reviewed on March 25, 2005 The SMCWTK-G is a fast, easy way to add Wi-Fi to an Ethernet connection, but we like 3Com's travel router a little better. TAGS: SMC Networks, Ethernet, Wi-Fi connection, WPA, access point, Wi-Fi, router, security

CNET review: 6.4 Good
Pricing not available
Tritton WiFi NAS (200GB)
Reviewed on December 8, 2004 Combining 120GB or 200GB of storage space and an 802.11g access point, the Tritton WiFi NAS is a wireless data archive. But its steep price tag, poor performance, and weak security give competing NAS units the upper hand. TAGS: Tritton Technologies, NAS, Wi-Fi, IEEE 802.11g, WPA, access point, Linksys, NTFS, backup, security, server, Microsoft Windows

CNET review: 6.3 Good
Pricing not available
T-Mobile HotSpot
Reviewed on December 14, 2005 If you're a Windows user with a taste for Starbucks lattes, you'll love T-Mobile's slick, safe, and easy-to-use HotSpot service, although you'll pay a premium to use it. TAGS: T-Mobile HotSpot, Boingo Networks, IEEE 802.1X, T-Mobile, HotSpot, access point, Starbucks Corp., WPA, VPN, U.S., location, Wi-Fi, security, Web browser, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows

CNET review: 7.7 Very good
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