Asus Wireless Networks

We retested ASUS' RT-AC66U with our new wireless test process and found generally higher results.

If I tells you the above device is a USB WiFi adapter, you probably won’t believe me. But that’s real. Asus hs as introduced a new USB WiFi adapter with a unique design, the USB-N66 with support for...

PCE-N53/13/GB_EU/CD_WW | 120.00 Lt

List Price: $179.99 Deal Price: $149.99 You Save: $20.00 (17%) From the Black Diamond series that brought the world’s most powerful router, the RT-N56U,1 The ASUS RT-N66U dual-band wireless-N900...

90-IG1G002M02-3PA0- | 284.00 Lt

...have a Asus RT-N15 wireless router that I just ...modem surfboard 6120 the router does not receive...

ASUS WL-167g USB2.0 WLAN Adapter, IEEE802.11g, 54Mbps | WL-167G_V3

This flagship router from ASUS offers a powerful N wireless network as well as Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. Even though it has advanced features such as build in bit torrent client and print...

ASUS has released the new ASUS USB-N11 wireless N USB adapter. This compact sized USB Wi-Fi stick allows users to simply push a button on the adapter and the router to create a protected wireless...

Pros: Have two of these, both work as expected. Great price and brand. Cons: No Cons. Other Thoughts: -

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ASUS WL-700gE 250GB IDE HD Multifunctional Broadrange Wireless Router 802.30 10/100Mbp 4xRJ45 for 10/100BaseT 802.11g, 802.11b | Kodas: WL-700GE

Get the Asus WL-500W Wireless Router for a New Web low from Newegg. They’ve got it for $95 - $30 mail-in-rebate + free shipping = $65 shipped! Featuers: WiFi b/g/n compatible 300Mbps, triple antennas

Question Hi, I just perfectly installed motion 3.2.11.1 1 (and ffmpeg 0.5.4 2) on my linux (OpenWRT firmware) routeur (ASUS WL 500g Premium). For my USB Webcam Pixart ... (last changed by MiguiPda)

The Asus DSL-N13 offers the basic needs for anyone looking to set up an ADSL2+-based network, although it's a little pricey considering its lack of security features and high power consumption.