3Com Networks

Pros: Rock Solid, Excellent. Bought two for a Monowall/IpCop box. Picked up in Linux no problem, showed up as Corkscrew. Cons: none

The good: Adjustable antenna; low-power radio; voice and data support. The bad: Few compatible devices; limited throughput; interference with 802.11b devices; no Mac or XP drivers. The bottom line:...

Pros: None Cons: Causes both of my systems to freeze. After two weeks of RMAs and customer support call backs, I'm fed up with their customer support. First of all, you can't call customer support,...

Pros: This AP has been pretty stable as a wireless repeater. Since I got my WDS setup working, I have not had to restart it or power it off. When using it as a repeater, you can also use the ethernet...

Pros: Range, stability, quality of connection all excellent. Never had dropped packets as a result of the card. Works great for Linux, native support. Also a great gaming wireless card. Cons: No...

Pros: For the money, this switch is "rock solid", and has excellent bandwidth capabilities, to make your gigabit network fly :o). I've installed over a dozen of these, over the past several years,...

Pros: Yet another another buy of a great product, heck I have lost count of how many of these I have bought! Perhaps around 20. Cons: None at all. Other Thoughts: Bought many of these for Rigs that...

Pros: It connects to the network (barely). Cons: I barely get any signal even when I'm 30 feet from the router. It drops the signal frequently.The cheapy US Robotics card I have does a much better...

Pros: It connects to the network (barely). Cons: I barely get any signal even when I'm 30 feet from the router. It drops the signal frequently.The cheapy US Robotics card I have does a much better...