[Dr.Vijay]

Early adopters who have gone the USB 3.0 route can consider the WD My Passport Essential SE portable HDD, which support both USB 3.0 and 2.0. It comes in a capacity of 750GB and goes for $89.90.



This WD home network drive, My Book Live comes in 2TB and 3TB models and at these prices. WD also has a 1TB model that's going for $149.90 at the PC Show.

[davin]

Prolink has quite a few bundle promotions for its networking products. The WNR1008 here is a wireless-N 4-port Gigabit router and comes with the WN2201, a wireless-N mini-USB adapter. The show price is $119, compared to its usual of $159.

[hyde29989]

Looking to extend your Wi-Fi range in your home or work around blind spots in your house? Aztech has you covered.


Aztech's HomePlug AV Pass Through (HL110EP) allows you to plug in another electrical device into its socket so the HomePlug won't be the only device hogging all the electricity. $49 for a single unit and in a dose of double happiness, costs $90.



The Mini HomePlug Ethernet Adapter (HL112E) will cost the same as the larger AV Pass Through version, but without the convenience of connecting any other device for power. $49 a pop or $90 for two. It allows you to use any power socket as an Ethernet port, but take note, you need one for your modem to connect to first.


The HomePlug Wireles-N Extender (HL110EW) will set you back $79, so why not get the HomePlug AV Pass Through with it for a $119 deal?

[hyde29989]

The AirStation NFINITI is a high-power broadband router and access point that boasts wireless connections of up to 300Mbps. For that speed, Buffalo has decided to charge you $79 instead of the usual price of $109



One can never have enough memory space. Buffalo has you covered with their MiniStation with USB 3.0 and Turbo PC (500GB - $89, 1TB - $119) and their Ministation witht the old and trusted USB 2.0 that has hard drive encryption for security (500GB - $79, 1TB - $125)



The LinkStation Duo is a network storage solution that offers RAID support and Gigabit Ethernet capability, which will cost you $99 instead of $169. Now that's a deal!

[hyde29989]

Extend the reach of your home wireless network with the HomePlug DHP-W306, and get yourself wireless speeds of up to 300Mbps at $54



Looking for a cool media streamer cum player? The D-Link Boxee has Wireless N capability and is capable of playing 1080p videos. Grab it at $299 and read our review on Hardwarezone.com if you're unsure



Need some network storage? The DNS-320 offers RAID 0,1 support and even has Bit-Torrent download with encryption support. This NAS will set you back $109 (enclosure only) or $169 if you wish for a 1TB HD bundle

[tildveryn]

hyde29989 wrote:

One can never have enough memory space. Buffalo has you covered with their MiniStation with USB 3.0 and Turbo PC (500GB - $89, 1TB - $119) and their Ministation witht the old and trusted USB 2.0 that has hard drive encryption for security (500GB - $79, 1TB - $125)

What is the difference between these 2 besides one is USB 3 and another usb2?

Does Buffalo sell HD-PNTU3 Series this PC Show?

[davi502]

There's encryption for security.

[tildveryn]

Does Buffalo sell HD-PNTU3 Series this PC Show?

usb3 with encryption

[itsmee]

sry nub question wat is homeplug for?
i need 1 router for my M1 fibre 100mbps plan soon. any recommendation and what shld i look out for when buying 1.?

[NWT1978]

itsmee wrote:

sry nub question wat is homeplug for?
i need 1 router for my M1 fibre 100mbps plan soon. any recommendation and what shld i look out for when buying 1.?

internet... basically use your power line to surf...

[itsmee]

NWT1978 wrote:

internet... basically use your power line to surf...

what is power line? sry for being nub here. not much of a networking dude.
the M1 sales person told me i will be getting the nucleus connect box but only got 1 lan line for direct connection. as i didnt want the residential gateway i have to get my own router. or did the sales person miss out sometjhing?

[itsmee]

NWT1978 wrote:

internet... basically use your power line to surf...

ooo means i plug in the home plug to the nucleus connect i can use it wirelessly alr? got any ethernet port on the home plug for direct connection?

[davi502]

Homeplug works like a portable access point.

[itsmee]

so from a home plug to a pc it uses ethernet cable ah? the strength will be weaken compared to direct lan from router right since the connection from main homeplug to another homeplug is thru wireless? different homeplug hav to synchronise to the router ar

[kicknikuku]

itsmee wrote:

so from a home plug to a pc it uses ethernet cable ah? the strength will be weaken compared to direct lan from router right since the connection from main homeplug to another homeplug is thru wireless? different homeplug hav to synchronise to the router ar

So from a home plug to a pc it uses ethernet cable ah? Yes.

Connection from main homeplug to another homeplug is thru wireless? No, through the power lines, still wired in a sense.

Different homeplugs will sync with the homeplug that is connected by ethernet cable to your router.