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PC Mag.com Blogs reported on TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…the smaller and cheaper, the better. So TRENDnet's new 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) is a great find.”
9/23/2009
Techfresh.net reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…this is the right time for you to upgrade your laptop or desktop to wireless n. TRENDnet today introduced its new ultra compact high speed wireless n adapter, the TEW-648UB, which is a little larger than a quarter.”
9/22/2009
Gadgetell reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Wireless N finally became official, so if you were holding out on switching your older machines over to the new standard, now may be time to make a move. TRENDnet has introduced its new Wireless N USB adapter, the TEW-648UB, and it is tiny.”
9/22/2009
Techblips reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Enjoy proven wireless n speed and reliability in an ultra compact design that is slightly larger than a US penny.”
9/22/2009
Electronista reported on TRENDnet’s 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The TEW-648UB is very compact, measuring about 1.3 inches end-to-end and utilizes a Wi-Fi protected setup. The device features WPS technology which enables users to forgo the usual process of entering codes in order to connect to a wireless network.”
9/22/2009
Onlinekosten.de (Germany) reviewed TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router with USB Port (model TEW-634GRU) stating, “…this new wireless router will not only score points with the latest wireless technology, but also its extensive connectivity options including a USB port for external drives or print servers.”
9/18/2009
Truly Obscure reviewed TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…we found it to be as fast as just about any stock router in mixed mode…Another cool thing was that you can power the router from a USB cable- just connect it to any laptop or netbook and you are good to go!”
9/18/2009
BCC Hardware awarded TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) its ‘Editors Choice Gold’ award stating, “While I expected this router to be quite small, I never expected it to be as small as it is - and still so large on features. The ability of this little router to transform into an access point, wireless client and router all with the flip of a switch is a very nice feature that is worth its weight in lithium…If you travel…put this on your must-have list.”
9/16/2009
CPU Magazine reviewed TRENDnet’s SecurView 7” Wireless Camera Monitor (model TV-M7) stating, “The device also functions as a photo frame, which comes in handy under many circumstances…being able to have all the benefits of IP surveillance without a PC is a smart, needed possibility. “
9/14/2009
PC Advisor (United Kingdom) was impressed by TRENDnet's 300Mbps Wireless N ADSL2/2+ Modem Router (model TEW-635BRM) stating, “Dual SSIDS (service set identifiers) on the TRENDnet TEW-635BRM allow you to set up two wireless networks with different access privileges on each so you can provide guests with access to the internet while keeping your home network locked away…Its dual SSID support is useful and the price is very good.”
9/9/2009
Smart Computing reviewed TRENDnet’s SecurView Wireless Day/Night Pan/Tilt/Zoom Internet Camera (model TV-IP422W) stating, “If you plan to only have one camera for surveillance and need a wide but affordable range of security features, the TV-IP422W offers the best bang for the buck.”
9/2/2009
TweakTown awarded TRENDnet its ‘Must Have Editor’s Choice Award’ with an overall rating of 91% for the 8-Port Gigabit Web Smart PoE Switch (model TPE-80WS) stating, “Simply put, the TPE-80WS is one of the best PoE Gigabit managed switches we have ever worked with. The level of control and flexibility is amazing, even without the PoE capability.”
8/28/2009
Slippery Brick examined TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…the TEW-654TR and it measures in at a scant 2.5 x 3.25 x 0.75 inches. The device may be small but it offers the features you expect on a router…”
8/19/2009
Slash Gear was impressed by TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “The device can also be run off the USB port of a notebook computer for on the go use without needing an AC outlet. Speeds supported by the router are up to 300Mbps and encryption is supported.”
8/19/2009
Ubergizmo was impressed by TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “…touted to be the smallest travel router in the world that is capable of hitting speeds of up to 300Mbps…despite the dimensions, it is still very much capable including a reset button, power port, a WAN port and an LED display for status updates.”
8/19/2009
Cool Computing reviewed TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Travel Router Kit (model TEW-654TR) stating, “This looks to be a cool product for travelers who want to setup a fast 802.11n wireless network inside their hotel room. “
8/18/2009
Overclockers HQ awarded an ‘Editors Choice’ to TRENDnet’s Wireless N Gaming Adapter (model TEW-647GA) stating, “Would I recommend this product? No question about it, almost everyone can use this product in one way or another and it is very small and easily moved from location to location and setup is very simple. Kudos to the people at TRENDnet for another fantastic product.”
8/18/2009
ADSLZONE (Spain) was impressed by TRENDnet’s 300Mbps Wireless N Gigabit Router (model TEW-633GR) stating, “The Gigabit Router with WAN and LAN is perfect for transferring large amounts of data at high speeds. This is the fastest router of any brand analyzed to date”
8/18/2009
Truly Obscure was impressed by TRENDnet’s USB to DVI/VGA Adapter (model TU2-DVIV) stating, “We liked that you didn’t need extra power, and that you could actually add several of these devices. That way, you can either stretch your screen over multiple screens, or offer multiple different displays- say, one for stocks, one for email, and another for your security camera.”
8/12/2009
Truly Obscure reviewed TRENDnet’s ProView Wireless N Internet Camera (model TV-IP512WN) stating, “ The SD card slot is an interesting extra, especially useful if your network goes down… For the extra versatility and stability, the ProView seems like a good bet…”
8/12/2009