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Netgear WNCE2001
$80.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Works with both PC and Mac. Flexible recharging via wall plug or USB port. Strong reception on a variety of Wi-Fi setups.
The Cons:There's a pause between when it is plugged in and when it connects to the network.
The The Netgear WNCE2001 is a universal WiFi Internet adapter designed for home theater devices and gaming consoles. Once connected to a compatible device (HDTV, PS3, BD Player, etc.), the device delivers Wireless-N performance up to 300Mbps.
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It works with any Ethernet-enabled CD device with a USB port. It differs from a conventional USB wireless adapter in that it is universal, meaning a user need not purchase a separate adapter for each of their devices. Additional features include WPA and WEP security, a compact design, and Push ‘N’ Connect technology for a CD-less setup that is plug and play.
Features
- Universal WiFi Internet Adapter
- 802.11n Wireless Speeds
- Universal compatibility
- USB Power
- WPA/WEP Security
- Compact Design
- Plug n Play
Specifications
- Standards: 802.11n (2.0-2.4GHz)
- Security: WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK, WEP
User Reviews (5)
Pros & Cons
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works with both PC and Mac
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flexible recharging via wall plug or USB port
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strong reception on a variety of Wi-Fi setups
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enough bandwidth to handle streaming video
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can add wireless capabilities to almost anything, including a network switch
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initial setup is fast and easy
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there's a pause between when it is plugged in and when it connects to the network
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Comments (3)
Anonymous:
#netgear_wnce2001 I was thinking of purchasing the WNCE2001 for my home theater... Now, if I were to connect it to a Blu-Ray player that can already connect to my home network wirelessly using the Vizio Internet apps, would I get more options on the internet through the WNCE2001?, Or the same kind of apps using the already installed Vizio apps like Vudu, Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr...?
Jan 12, 11
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Anonymous:
#netgear_wnce2001 DO NOT buy this if you use a ATT 2wire modem Reading the FAQ section it says it works only on a DHCP connection. ATT 2wire modem supports ONLY PPPoE. I wasted hours and a trip back to the store
Jan 2, 11
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