HomePlug AV adapters roundup review
Verdict
Review Date: 13 Nov 2008
Reviewed By: Jonathan Bray
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Overall Rating
Powerline networking has been around for some time, and is a boon for anyone for whom wireless networking is unreliable or unworkable. But only recently have manufacturers started producing products that offer cross-compatibility and speeds high enough to stream high-definition video.
Devices adhering to the HomePlug AV standard promise theoretical speeds of up to 200Mbits/sec and the certification scheme means products from different firms should work together. So, after a rash of new announcements, we decided it was time to put a few pairs through their paces.
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Author: Jonathan Bray
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