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TRENDnet TPL-303E
$50.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Works well with other brands of powerline adapters (with the same certification). In most cases it will offer throughput similar to that of a wireless G connection, but with a lot more consistency through walls...etc. Simple to setup with good documentations, essentially plug and play.
The Cons:Large form factor, takes up 2 outlet's spaces. Performance entirely dependent on the quality of the house wiring. At this price, buyers can consider using another wireless router as a bridge.
The TRENDnet TPL-303E is a Powerline AV Adapter designed for 200Mbps electrical-wire LAN transmissions. It’s an optimal solution for a user seeking an extra adaptor. Anyone needing more than one is better off going for the TPL-303E2K startup kit.
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Regardless, the TPL-303E uses any electrical outlet to create a secure high-speed building-wide network, so that PCs in another room can connect without the need for running pesky wires. Featured is a one-touch connect system, advanced encryption methods, and a power saving mode that automatically reduces consumption by 70% during down times.
Features
- Powerline AV Adapter
- IEE 802.3u/x Standards
- 200Mbps Transmissions
- Plug n Play Support
- One-Touch Connect
- 128-Bit AES Encryption
- Support for 4 Overlapping Networks
- 300 Meter Range
- Auto QoS Support
- Windows-Based Configuration
- 3-Year Limited Warranty
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Works well with other brands of powerline adapters (with the same certification)
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In most cases it will offer throughput similar to that of a wireless G connection, but with a lot more consistency through walls...etc
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Simple to setup with good documentations, essentially plug and play
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Other Trendnet products instantly recgonises the adapter on the network, no extra steps to get it running
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Large form factor, takes up 2 outlet's spaces
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Performance entirely dependent on the quality of the house wiring
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At this price, buyers can consider using another wireless router as a bridge
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