TRENDnet Intros HomePlug AV2 Powerline Adapters

[exfileme]

Here's a way to extend your network coverage through the electrical lines.

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[osamabinrobot]

Watch out if you're going to install these in your home and have AFCI breakers. The adapters can make the breakers trip due to line noise.

 

[XM Keeper]

Is this supposed to be a "new" thing? Why would an article be made on this? This is not a new technology.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

The big question is also how often they get to the 500Mb/s ceiling. I suspect you'll be lucky to see a fifth in normal use.

 

[kerbe360]

SteamOS seems to be in competition with Windows than consoles. It offers none of the advantages of owning a console and is more kin to a PC. PC gamers may buy this... Though I would rather build my own system as usual. The author is right. This is another pc like experience and console gamers aren't gonna make the jump... a reference box from Valve is needed. There needs to be a standard in a sea of options. Its not that people are idiots but consoles are simple.... Just put the disk in and play. Only thing to consider is the size of the HDTV.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

SteamOS seems to be in competition with Windows than consoles. It offers none of the advantages of owning a console and is more kin to a PC. PC gamers may buy this... Though I would rather build my own system as usual. The author is right. This is another pc like experience and console gamers aren't gonna make the jump... a reference box from Valve is needed. There needs to be a standard in a sea of options. Its not that people are idiots but consoles are simple.... Just put the disk in and play. Only thing to consider is the size of the HDTV.

I think you're on the wrong thread.

 

[grebgonebad]

I have the Devlo Dlan 200 in my house which I've had for about 2 years now, and while it may not support speeds up to 500mb/s its not as if i'd ever see those speeds anyway. We're on 60mb/s. I have to say though using a wired connection from the adaptor in my room to my PC i get speeds of up to 8mb/s on a good day. I average around 6mb/s. That's pretty good for the ol' electrical system of yore.