Every broadband router destined for the home market has Wi-Fi capability, how to choose the right one, well, don’t go by the marker advertised speeds, which seldom have much to do with reality, some vendors go as far as using the 300 Mbps speed in the names of routers that can’t achieve anywhere near that throughput in the real world, you best bet is to avoid any pitch that tells you about th... Read more.

If you want to get the most out of your router, for wired and home plug (power line) networks, check the network activity icon in the taskbar to see if a PC is connected at 10, 100 or 1,000Mbits/sec, if it’s stuck at 10Mbits/sec, which happens with older network cards that can’t auto-negotiate these settings correctly, go to the device manager, right click on the network card and select proper... Read more.