SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- NETGEAR(R), Inc., (NASDAQ:NTGR) a worldwide provider of technologically advanced, branded networking products, today announced the availability of its RangeMax(TM) family of ...

Quantenna Communications today announced that NETGEAR has chosen the company's technology for use in wireless high-definition (HD) audio/video products that will supercharge existing home Wi-Fi ...

At CES, Linksys, owned by San Jose, Calif.-based Cisco Systems, released a new wireless router and PC card adapter based on MIMOor multipleinput, multiple outputtechnology. Meanwhile NetGear, Santa ...

Netgear becomes the second vendor this week to make such an announcement. Linksys announced MIMO-based products on Tuesday. Both vendors timed their announcements to coincide with the Consumer ...

Joining Netgear's Nighthawk family of routers, the $299.99 X6S AC4000 Tri-Band Gigabit WiFi Router with MU-MIMO (R8000P) uses the latest 802.11ac technologies to deliver Wi-Fi across three radio bands ...

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Netgear’s marketing hype about its latest wireless router makes for good reading. It claims a 1000 per cent improvement in coverage and speed over 802.11g products and a total of half a million square ...

NetGear has launched its RangeMax 240 range of WiFi products in Australia, claiming they provide users with wireless speeds of up to 240Mbps. They use multiple input multiple output (MIMO) technology ...

Eager to provide end-users' homes with better, faster and multiple HD streams, NETGEAR has started implementing Quantenna's technology into its products. The Full-11n technology enables reliable, full ...

Joining Netgear's Nighthawk family of routers, the $299.99 X6S AC4000 Tri-Band Gigabit WiFi Router with MU-MIMO (R8000P) uses the latest 802.11ac technologies to deliver Wi-Fi across three radio bands ...

I can't say this enough -- never go cheap on a wireless router. Whether for your home or business, a flaky connection can be absolutely maddening. Not to mention, if you opt for a model from a ...