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2008 Reviews & Awards

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Reviews & Awards (US)
	7/1/2008 — Moj Mikro Magazine (Slovenia) awards TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader™ (TEW-637AP) a 9/10 rating stating, “The TEW-637AP is small and easy to handle....the product supports standard security protocols (WPA2) as well as WPS (WiFi protected setup).”
	7/1/2008 — Info Magazine (Brazil) awarded TRENDnet’s TW100-BRV324 with an Editor’s Choice stating, “For a zero downtime Internet connection, we recommend TRENDnet’s 4-Port Dual WAN VPN Firewall Router.”
	6/1/2008 — Computer Power User (CPU) was impressed by TRENDnet’s 300 Mbps Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader™ (model TEW-637AP) stating, “Considering the Easy-N-Upgrader’s features and price, this add-on access point is perfect for those who want to add the advantages of 802.11n but are otherwise happy with their current router.”
	6/1/2008 — PC Format (Slovenia) was impressed by TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Home Router (model TEW-632BRP) stating, “The beautifully formed black device boasts the latest Wireless N standard with an exceptional data transfer rate.”
	6/1/2008 — Channel Web recommends TRENDnet’s TV-IP312W as a top 10 Internet Security camera stating, “The camera can pan side-to-side 330 degrees and tilt up and down 105 degrees to allow users to secure a large viewing area.”
	5/15/2008 — Crave (Cnet) recommends TRENDnet’s 300 Mbps Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader™ (model TEW-637AP) stating, “…I would recommend the Trendnet TEW-637AP Easy-N-Upgrader. This is an access point that is easy to setup and manage.”
	5/1/2008 — Maximum PC recommends TRENDnet’s 300 Mbps Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader™ (model TEW-637AP) stating, “ Instead of throwing your existing router in the trash, plug it into the Easy-N-Upgrader access point to gain many of the benefits of a Draft N router for about half the price.”
	5/1/2008 — PC World (Brazil) rates TRENDnet’s 300 Mbps Wireless N Broadband Router (model TEW-631BRP) as a good buy stating, “The TEW-631BRP has good configuration software and technical support.”
	5/1/2008 — Maximum PC reviewed TRENDnet’s Easy-N-Upgrader stating, “TRENDnet’s TEW-637AP is a great upgrade solution for older routers…”
	5/1/2008 — PC Magazine was impressed by TRENDnet’s TEW-423PI stating, “A wireless card lets you connect to a home wireless router (another quick-and-easy upgrade) and tap into your broadband Internet feed, exchange files with other users, or stream multimedia files wirelessly to a device like the Apple TV.”
	4/10/2008 — Laptop Magazine awards TRENDnet’s TEW-637AP with Editor’s Choice and 4 ½ out of 5 Stars stating, “…we can wholeheartedly recommend the Easy-N-Ugrader for those who want more speed and range from their home networks, especially for high-def movie streaming and network back-ups.”
	4/7/2008 — Trusted Reviews was impressed by TRENDnet’s TEW-632BRP stating, “A low-cost wireless N broadband router that's easy enough to set up and offers a reasonable range of features for the price.”
	4/1/2008 — Info Magazine (Brazil) reviewed TRENDNet’s TEW-637AP stating, “…it deserves the name Easy-N-Upgrader. Just plug it and use the provided software to recognize network address and define the WPA password.”
	4/1/2008 — Info Magazine (Brazil) was impressed by TRENDnet’s TW100-BRV324 stating, The big advantages are the easy bandwidth control configuration and the remote access trough VPN.”
	3/30/2008 — DragonSteelMods was impressed by TRENDnet’s 4-Port PS/2 KVM Switch Kit w/Audio (model TK-408K) stating, “Response time is nice and fast with the TK-408K and it supports high resolutions as well.”
	3/20/2008 — TidBits.com recommends TRENDnet’s Gigabit PCI Adapter (Model: TEG-PCITXR) for Mac users stating, “…works with Apple’s built-in Ethernet drivers. Rather astonishingly, it was widely available for under $20.”
	3/18/2008 — Computer Shopper recommends TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless Gigabit Router (Model: TEW-633GR) as a good buy stating, “The black casing gives the product a sleeker look than previous TRENDnet offerings, and the wizard feature makes the administrative features easy to use.”
	3/6/2008 — Techgage reviewed TRENDnet’s new 300Mbps Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader™ stating, “From a functionality stand point, the TEW-637AP absolutely owns. Its ease of setup and installation coupled with its performance and range make the device more than capable to live up to any users wireless demands. “
	2/29/2008 — Australia - PC Authority awards TRENDnet’s TEW-631BRP a 4 star rating stating, “Both offer Ubicom’s StreamEngine, which manages QoS and prioritizes gaming and VoIP traffic to minimize lag, and there are plenty of preset games and applications in the list so you don’t have to make the settings manually.”
	2/29/2008 — Tom’s Hardware reviewed TRENDnet’s new TEW-637AP stating, “In addition to the wireless B and G standards, the TEW-637AP also supports the new fast N standard. As a result, the router will be able to offer up to 12 times the data rate and 6 times the range of 802.11g products.”
	2/27/2008 — Germany – Chip Magazine performed a 10 router review and awarded TRENDnet’s TEW-631BRP with 2 awards: First Prize and Price-to-Performance Award! Chip Magazine stated, “it not only looks elegant in its blue housing but also scores in performance. We were very impressed by the high data transfer rate of 111.8mbps, even more so because it was running with Wireless encryption...”
	2/27/2008 — PC World recommended the TRENDnet TEW-631BRP router to eliminate dead spots.
	2/27/2008 — Computer Power User reviewed TRENDnet’s TV-IP212W and stated “with 802.11b/g and Ethernet connectivity, as well as an integrated web server, TRENDnet packs a lot of features into the tiny camera.”
	2/22/2008 — Techgage awards Editors Choice to TRENDnet’s Wireless N Gigabit Router stating “With its sexy design and LAN ports capable of gigabit speeds, the 633GR is a force to be reckoned with…”
	2/12/2008 — SmallNetBuilder preformed a Wireless Router round up and was impressed by TRENDnet’s TEW-633GR stating “…they establish a new SmallNetBuilder high for maximum throughput from a draft 802.11n router with total up/down throughput of 117 Mbps and downlink-only throughput of 106 Mbps.”
	2/8/2008 — Electronista reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless Easy-N-Upgrader stating “…the Upgrader is effectively setup-free for the involved computers and also sports a one-button security feature that locks down the wireless signal between computers and routers using Wi-Fi Protected Setup.”
	2/8/2008 — Znet reviewed TRENDnet’s TEW-637AP stating “The Easy-N-Upgrader gives you a range of security options that includes the new Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) as well as the WEP, WPA and WPA2 encryption protocols.”
	2/6/2008 — Engagdget reviewed TRENDnet’s new 300mbps Wireless Easy N UpgraderTM and stated, “Instead of chucking your current router, the 300Mbps Wireless
	2/1/2008 — Computer shopper reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N Gigabit Router stating “…the TRENDnet 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router (TEW-633GR) is proof that you don’t have to spend lots of money to set up an 802.11n Wi-Fi network.”
	1/31/2008 — United Kingdom - TechRadar was impressed by TRENDnet’s TEW-633GR stating, “It's attractively styled with a shiny black casing, three antennae along the right-hand side, a green power LED, red LEDs for the connections and a WLAN flick switch on the left-hand side.”
	1/31/2008 — Spain - Hard-H20 gave TRENDnet’s TEW-633GR the Innovation Award, stating “The router is a complete solution for regular users as well for small companies in need of a fast network speed, equipped with security and easy configuration.”
	1/8/2008 — PC World was impressed by the TEW-637AP in their latest Wifi product roundup, stating“…your old router and devices can continue to operate on the older 802.11g technology, but any new devices you get can connect at 11n speeds to the new access point.”
	1/1/2008 — PC World performed a 11 product roundup and awarded TRENDnet’s TEW-632BRP Wireless N Home Router with the Best Value Award, stating “The TEW-632BRP is a best value buy with an affordable price, respectable performance and backward compatibility with wireless g and b devices.”