Wireless

Average Rating - 4.5:

4 ratings

This is a nice looking thin wireless LAN USB adapter for both Windows VistaXP/2000/Me/98SE, Mac OS X. This is one of the recommemded LAN adapter by Xlink for online game through i...

Average Rating - 5.0:

5 ratings

Dropped calls and frustrating dead zones can be a thing of the past with this cell phone signal booster from zBoost, which works with PCS phones (Sprint, T-Mobile, Metro PCS, Cricket,...

Average Rating - 5.0:

2 ratings

GW-US54Mini2G wireless LAN links network users to LAN services without the hassle of cabling or wiring.

Average Rating - 4.7:

71 ratings

The KR2 Kyocera mobile router allows you to use your EVDO PCMCIA card, ExpressCard, or USB device to broadcast a portable 802.11b/g/n signal that you can share with anyone.

This compact USB modem adapter allows you to get a wireless data connection any place you have cell phone reception.

Average Rating - 5.0:

1 ratings

Broadcast your broadband connection over a wireless signal. This improves the distance and gives you mobility for laptops and game systems. This router features 4 LAN ports for hardwire...

Intellinet's 802.11G Parallel Print Server allows you to connect any parallel printer to an existing server wirelessly or via Cat5e or Cat6e.

Average Rating - 5.0:

2 ratings

Provide safe and secure Internet protection for your guests without compromising your internal network.

Average Rating - 5.0:

1 ratings

Easily create a hot spot in your home or office. Connect wirelessly to the internet at 54 Mbps speeds through this 802.11g Access Point by Intellinet.

Average Rating - 5.0:

1 ratings

Get twice the transfer speed of regular 802.11g routers with this enhanced Super G router from Intellinet.

Using the PoE support, place this wireless access point in locations where AC power is not available. The INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS High Power Wireless G Access Point features...

Average Rating - 4.0:

7 ratings

The Windy31 USB type wireless router is a new way of thinking about creating wireless networks at home, work, and even on-the-go.