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TechWorld was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “The TRENDnet router would represent a worthwhile step up from the current generation of aging 802.11g travel routers.”

1/12/2009

Info Magazine (Brazil) 2008 editors survey awards TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Dual Band Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-672GR) its ‘Innovative Technology Award’, stating, “TRENDnet’s TEW-672GR is one of the most innovative networking products of the year.”

1/12/2009

Engadget reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Concurrent Dual-Band Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-673GR) stating, “Constructed with a dual-band Atheros chipset, the device can handle both 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks simultaneously…”

1/11/2009

The Gizmo Spot was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming Wireless N Gaming Adapter (model TEW-647GA) stating, “…that allows you to hook up your Ethernet-ready gaming console to a lag-free high-speed wireless n network without having to concern about how close it needs to be near the World Wide Web connection.”

1/10/2009

Gadgetell reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “The nice thing with this device is that it gives high speed internet on the go, and with its uber compact design, it will fit easily in your luggage when you have to go on a business trip. “

1/10/2009

Engadget reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming Wireless N Gaming Adapter (model TEW-647GA) stating, “…this 300Mbps 802.11b/g/n router promises a lag-free connection (provided that your broadband connection is worth a darn) and simple setup with PCs and all manners of game consoles.”

1/10/2009

Techshout.com reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming 450 Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-773GR) stating, “Sporting enhanced wireless encryption, the router also complies to environmental standards as it is packed with a double firewall and integrated GREENnet energy saving technology.”

1/10/2009

TechGadgets.in (India) reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming 450 Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-773GR) stating, “TRENDnet is on a roll these days… this latest router by TRENDnet claims to offer extreme performance.”

1/10/2009

Gizmodo was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “There have been other pocket-sized routers of course, but not one this small with Draft N support. Measuring 2.5 inches wide by 3.25 inches long by 0.75 inches high (slightly smaller than the AirPort Express), TRENDnet's router claims to pack speeds up to 300Mbps (a significant upgrade from the current crop at 54Mbps).”

1/9/2009

TGDaily reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-773GR) stating, “The router's performance backbone is driven by a chipset that supports three high performance external antennas and three spatial streams per antenna. The result is a 50% increase in speed and an estimated 30% increase in coverage…”

1/9/2009

Engadget was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…TRENDnet’s TEW-654TR, a 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router kit which is supposedly small enough to slip completely away into the average front pocket.”

1/9/2009

PureOC was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “The 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router is a remarkable 2.5 inches wide by 3.25 inches long by 0.75 inches high (6.4 x 8.2 x 1.9cm). It has a LED display that communicates power and link status, a reset button, a power port and a 10/100Mbps Wide Area Network Ethernet port.”

1/9/2009

My Digital Life was impressed by TRENDnet’s 7” Wireless Internet Camera Monitor Kit (model TV-M7110WK) stating, “… the Wireless Internet Security Camera (TV-IP110W) streams crystal clear security video through a wireless router directly to the 7-inch Wireless Internet Camera and Photo Monitor (TV-M7), all without the need of a PC.”

1/9/2009

Softpedia recommends TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…due to the fact that it's so portable, it can be easily carried around pretty much anywhere. And by portable we mean 6.4 x 8.2 x 1.9cm, which are indeed some very low values…”

1/9/2009

Techshout.com reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming Wireless N Gaming Adapter (model TEW-647GA) stating, ”Adorning a trend-setting design, the Wireless N Gaming Adapter is not only a compact but also a stylish device… Minus any cables, the high spot of the adapter is its wireless internet connection which will give gamers the freedom of moving away from their consoles.”

1/9/2009

Cool Computing reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming 450 Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-773GR) stating, “The 450Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router is built for never-before seen extreme performance.”

1/9/2009

Cool Computing reviewed TRENDnet’s upcoming Wireless N Gaming Adapter (model TEW-647GA) stating, “Setup is quick and simple, with no drivers to install. Simply configure network settings through your PC’s Web browser, plug into your gaming console and start playing on your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or GameCube.”

1/8/2009

Think Computers was impressed by TRENDnet’s upcoming GREENnet switches stating, “GREENnet devices lower the amount of power on a port if no device is connected or the connected device is determined to be asleep. Additionally, the unit can determine cable length and scale back power levels accordingly.”

1/8/2009

CAMERAMOON reviewed TRENDnet’s 7” Wireless Internet Camera Monitor Kit (model TV-M7110WK) stating, “It includes viewing choices, like single video feed, four-in-one split-screen and automatic cycling with different feeds.”

1/8/2009

Zoom Gadget recommends TRENDnet’s upcoming 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…you will never find any wireless router as small as TRENDnet's Wireless N Travel Router … TRENDnet's Wireless N Travel Router provided a speed up to 300Mbp (an Upgrade of the 54Mbps of existing mini wireless routers). “

1/8/2009