Tag Archive for 'networking'


Monday, Jun 18th 2007 by Chris Davies

If I were building my own house then I’d have hidden rooms behind bookcases, a dungeon and a room especially for teleconferencing - oh, and ethernet ports all over the place.  It’s a fact of life that as our lives get more and more computer-dependent, the means to connect the gadgets up become trickier.  Wireless [...]

Tuesday, Jun 12th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Have you been thinking about switching over your home network to a powerline-based setup? This newest gadget from Netgear might make the switch a little more appealing.

Friday, Mar 30th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Just how much data can you possibly transmit in a single second? Well if you’re Alcatel/Lucent you can squeeze 25.6TB over a strand of fiber strand in just one second.
This now makes them king of speed. The previous record was a mere 14TB/s. I bet compared to the new speed, transferring data at 14TB/s must [...]

Tuesday, Mar 27th 2007 by Chris Davies

Oh goodness this is lovely!  Take one wireless router (never the most attractive of things), rehouse it in a hand-made wooden casing that’s reminiscent of the sort of carriage clock you might be given on retirement, and finally add a gorgeous analogue gauge cleverly rigged up to indicate network utilisation.  It’s the handiwork of a [...]

Thursday, Mar 22nd 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

Home networking is becoming easier everyday. With wireless adapters getting cheaper all the time, it is a piece of cake to get a connection in every part of your house. But what if you want to get the internet in a garage or barn that is too far away to pick up a wireless signal?



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