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Once upon a time households aspired to have a computer. So, families saved their money and bought one – the smart ones bought a Mac – and it was shared between everyone.However, over time, there was a desire for the kids to have their own computer and...
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itreviews.com Updated: 2013-06-15 02:21:51
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Review date: 16 December, 2011. Review by: Kelvyn Taylor Belkin's latest top-of-the-range wireless router, the Play N750 DB, has dropped most of the unimpressive third-party add-ons that we met in last year's Play Max model, but introduces some clever...
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Ease of setup; excellent 2.4GHz range...
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Basic NAS function...
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Very easy to setup and use, reasonably priced, and with a sensible selection of extra features that won't deter less experienced users. The N750 DB offers excellent long-range performance, and the USB sharing feature works particularly well, although...
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The Belkin N750 DB promises improved coverage through its upgraded antenna system. Another thing that caught our attention: Belkin's claim that the N750 uses "MultiBeam" technology to provide greater throughput at greater distances. Make mine MultiBeam...
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If you already have a working 802.11n router, you probably don't need to jump on Belkin's N750 DB just because it's new. However, if you're struggling with dead zones for one or more of your wireless devices, then there's more than enough justification...
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A wireless routers is one of the most important items in any gadget lover’s home. Performance, range and reliability are essential criteria to consider when deciding when buying a router. Also, bear in mind the configuration software...
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While the Consumer Electronics Show in January of this year featured demonstrations of the next generation 802.11ac technology, we are still in the midst of a transition within the current 802.11n standard. After the 300 Mbps and 150 Mbps versions, manu...
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It's nice to see that none of the routers in this test perform poorly, but a few of them don't seem to take advantage of the extra data stream. We would still choose the 300n Netgear WNDR3800 over no less than nine of the fourteen 450N routers in this t...
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maximumpc.com Updated: 2013-06-15 02:21:59
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Belkin’s N750 DB offers a better-than-average feature set, but the router’s performance is a mixed bag. At most of our test stations, it delivered very good performance from its 5GHz radio but mediocre throughput from its 2.4GHz radio. Belkin arrives a...
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Inexpensive; good range on the 2.4GHz band; fast throughput on 5GHz band; supereasy setup.
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Slow throughput on the 2.4GHz band; very weak range on the 5GHz band; limited ability to tweak.
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techreviewsource.com Updated: 2013-06-15 02:22:04
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The Belkin N750 DB is a wireless dual-band N+ router that uses the less crowded and speedier 5GHz spectrum and has a unique, stylish look. It also has gigabit Ethernet, two USB ports for networking storage space or printers as well as some great ne...
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Dualband WirelessN, Gigabit Ethernet ports, USB networking for printers or storage, Good performance...
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No WEP support, No IPv6 support...
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Belkin's N750 Wireless Dual Band N+ Router ($129.99) has some improvements over the last Belkin router I reviewed, the Wireless Play Max Router. The N750 has much better throughput than the Play Max and is still well-stocked with features, plus it has...
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Excellent 5-GHz band throughput. Very good 2.4-GHz band throughput. Lots of features. Easy setup. Two USB ports for adding storage and printers. Improved design over last router series.
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No LEDs associated with LAN ports. Must stand vertically. Problem fully uninstalling the software. Issues with managing attached USB devices.
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Belkin's N750 is the third fastest dual-band router we've tested. The router's speed is counterbalanced by some software issues. Buy it now...
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I tend to resist interim technology tweaks. For example, I'm still using a Linksys WRT600N wireless router from the dawn of the 802.11n age. (Can it be three years already?) There are a few hard-to-reach spots in the house, but it's been running 24/7 a...
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While the world waits for the new 802.11ac or 802.11ad wireless standards, router manufacturers continue to add innovations to existing technology.If you already have a working 802.11n router, you probably don't need to jump on Belkin's N750 DB just becau...
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mobilewhack.com Updated: 2013-06-15 02:22:20
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Extra special treat for you today, folks–and an incredible way to cap off a week. The folks out at Belkin sent us one of their new N750DB routers out our way for review, and from what they told me, we’re one of the first to offer up a review of the Be...
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Review by Kelly KeltnerI have a love/hate relationship with routers. I love what they do and the freedom they give me; hate that they never quite live up to my expectations. I've been through numerous routers over the years and have yet to find one that t...
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Setup with the N750 DB is ridiculously simple. Without a doubt, this is the easiest router I've ever installed (and I've installed many). In fact, the N750 nearly installed itself. The accompanying setup CD did most of the work for me, It's a dualband r...
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It's pricey. There's a lot of bang for buck here, but for some the features and power will be overkill.
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This is it: the whole shebang, the supreme burrito, the U.S.S. Enterprise. The N750 is stuffed with features, does what it's supposed flawlessly, with numerous devices and without a fuss. Of course, all that comes at a fairly steep price; but if you live...
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