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Netgear ProSafe GS605AV


$50.00 Released March, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:A 'green' product - packaged with recycled materials and actively saves energy. Value - offers several advanced features at an entry-level price. Easy to setup and configure - doesn't require the user to have advanced networking knowledge.

The Cons:Glossy enclosure - attracts fingerprints and dust. Doesn't include an Ethernet cable in the box.

The Netgear ProSafe GS605AV is a high-powered, 5-port Home Theater and Gaming Network Switch designed for at-home use. It’s engineered to connect networked TVs, TiVO, DVRs, BD players, game consoles, etc.

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at Gigabit speeds. In fact, the GS605AV supports full high-definition 1080p streaming; plus it optimizes Internet performance to enhance networked video, music, and gaming content. This is actually done manually, as the user can choose which device to prioritize based on the color-coded ports. In addition, the unit automatically detects cable length and adjusts power usage to save energy, which in turn saves on the electricity bill.

Features

  • Home Theater / Gaming Network Switch
  • 5 Auto-Sending Gigabit Ports (UTP)
  • Full 1080p HD Streaming
  • Optimized Internet Performance
  • Manual Device Prioritization
  • Auto Power Down
  • Auto Green Mode (saves Energy)
  • 80% Recycled Materials (Packaging)

Specifications

  • Ports: 5-Auto Sensing 10/100/1000 UTP
  • Jumbo Frames: 9216bytes

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    a 'green' product - packaged with recycled materials and actively saves energy

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    value - offers several advanced features at an entry-level price

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    easy to setup and configure - doesn't require the user to have advanced networking knowledge

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    small and lightweight form factor - easily fits on a desk or into a home entertainment center

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    QoS ports are clearly marked - allows for network adjustments on the fly

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    great for game consoles and set-top boxes

Cons
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    glossy enclosure - attracts fingerprints and dust

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    doesn't include an Ethernet cable in the box

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