No need for new cabling for home or small business networking, simply plug these into your existing power sockets and you ve got a network within 30 seconds throughout your whole house or your office. HomePlug adapters let you connect desktop or notebook PC, printers, modems and routers to your household power grid, transforming it into a full-featured data network. The Powerline Highspeed Ethernet Bridge is the first product to offer data transfers at up to 85 Mbps over the household power circuit. This new high-speed generation of dLAN adapters now opens up a whole new range of possibilities. In addition to extending your existing broadband connection around the house the new high-speed standard ensures that PCs can even exchange large files via the electricity supply without long delays. Even videos in DVD / HD / Blu-ray quality can be sent through the household electricity circuit for perfect streaming unlike wireless networks which suffer from severe lags. In combination with IP-T...

#Home Plug (2009-06-05) Great way of having a wired internet connection anywhere in your house where there is a three pin plug.

#Works like a charm (2009-05-08) Wireless in my room is really poor. So I was hoping for these two little boxes to help to solve my problem. And so they did! Installation couldn t have been any easier. It s plugged into extension leads on both sides and no problems.

#fake reviews from electroworld (2009-04-30) This item has a lot of fake reviews. Ken Lawrence , Harry Lalwani s and John Hilton s reviewed lot of items sold by electroworld and gave them 5 stars. Is it coincidence? Or set up by electroworld to push their products? Amazon, please do something about this fakes! I would not buy from a company like electroworld that tries to trick customers with fake reviews in buying probaly worthless products.

#Bought for use with Xbox 360 (2009-01-22) I bought this product to enable connection to the Internet for my Xbox 360. My Xbox sits down downstairs, but the computer, modem and router is located upstairs. I searched the internet trying to find other methods of connecting to Xbox Live without having to pay microsoft £60 for their wireless adapter!I did come across forums explaining how to use my wireless connection in my laptop to connect my Xbox to the intenert by connecting it to the Ethernet port of my laptop. . . . . I tried for a few days with no real luck. So I opted to buy a p...

#delighted (2009-01-16) What a super product. It worked straight from the box. No complicated instructions. Software on CD equally simple (and it works without it if you wish). I use a laptop in a bungalow annexe to the main house and wi-fi had been unreliable even with booster and repeater. But this solved problem giving 30 mps even over this distance (far more than most people might need). The English in the instructions is super: protect from high humility. Problem solved.

This 4 Port SATA PCI Card is with IDE and is compliant with Serial-ATA 1.0, 1.1 & 2.0 spec to upgrade your PC for Dual Serial ATA RAID Channels and one Parallel ATA (IDE).

#Not a 4 port card! (2008-09-24) Having recived this card I now realise this is two port SATA card. One of the ports can be connected internerally or externally. The fourth port is an IDE port. Seems like a pretty deceptive product name to me.

#Problems (2008-07-01) The low score, in my case, due to the device that I purchased not being compatible with the turn of the century P4 and PIII I use with the year 2000 dated Win 98SE. It did a bit better with the XP on my P4. I now feel a need to change my motherboards, that seems likely due to effects of the Win 98 driver, a guess, though these boards should still be fully useable if I ever find a second hand MS disk of the Win 2000 OS. That comes for damage limiting Norton Utilities with channel 1 on my current HD expansion cards, not noticeable with an XP type OS. M...

Ergonomic right-handed design Always-OnTM mode Ultra-large non-slip buttons 16-bit ultra-wide data path 6400 frames per second (5.8 megapixels per second) 60120 inches per second and 15g of acceleration Zero-acoustic UltraslickTM Teflon feet Gold-plated USB connector Seven-foot, lightweight, non-tangle cord Approximate size: 128mm (length) x 70mm (width) x 42.5mm (height)

#A very nice mouse! (2009-06-08) Bought this mouse a few weeks ago so that I could play games better on my Macbook laptop. With £15 off RRP this is a bargain. Very sleek-looking, comfortable to use and highly customizable. I haven t even experimented with some of its more advanced features and I already love it. Definitely a smart purchase if you are looking for a mouse, especially one made with Macs in mind.

#Lovely (2009-03-12) I tried out my partner s nova blue version and then I absolutely had to have one. I really dislike the Mighty Mouse as it is clumsy to use, not very ergonomic for me and the scroll ball is unreliable. For slightly more money, I replaced it with this. One of the best things I have bought. It s a good shape and material, precise and the buttons are comfortable and easy to use. It also works with my PC.

#Brilliant alternative to the Mighty Mouse! (2009-01-05) I own a MacBook but hate the trackpad. I ve been using an old Logitech MX518 since I bought the MacBook but recently I ve been getting fed up with it making my hands sweaty after half an hour or so of usage. Also, the MX518 needs cleaning a lot because of the smooth plastic shell. So, I went looking for a new mouse for my MacBook and narrowed it down to the Mighty Mouse, or this DeathAdder. I chose the DeathAdder because I d heard so many bad reports (even on the Apple website) about Mighty Mice (?) dying because the midd...

New and Improved Roccat Kone Mouse, still the same style you know and enjoy but with a new and improved scroll wheel to further this mouse towards gaming perfection.

#Expensive mouse but for me it s worth it (2009-01-02) I was going over in my head for some time as to whether to spend this amount of money on what is after all, just a mouse is insane or not. Well I couldn t resist in the end and I m glad I succumbed because the mouse is just such a pleasure to own. I must admit while I do play games it was the looks before all the technobabble that grabbed me. I m sure top level gamers would swear by its advanced technology and I d completely believe them because it is very sensitive and precise. Note that the dpi can easily be adjusted by the two...

#The easiest review ever (2008-12-23) This is the best mouse available as of the end of 2008. I said it was easy. You need more? Mine glides around on a Roccat Sense mat (which is an equally good mouse mat). Worried about the cost? There is nothing else that will cheer you up as much as sitting watching the Roccat lights change for a few seconds (I have it set to Random Single Colour/Rotating Clockwise/No Effects) before resting your hand on it. Mines set to 10grms. Seems a perfect weight. Kinda perfect fit for my large hand. Might not fit as well for very small hands - its about th...

#Simply awesome (2008-12-08) So I finally decided to take the plunge and invest in a dedicated gaming mouse, and not only that, I opted for a cabled mouse. Not an easy decision I have to say. I ve always thought a good wireless mouse could more than match its cabled counterparts, so other than some fancy increase in DPI, and some equally fancy colour scheme with retractable weights, would good would a cable mouse do me?The answer is, quite a lot. I have a friend who has got me hooked on a certain online multiplayer FPS. I d never played before, so inevitably I was rubbish to start....

This adapter will allow you to use HDMI cables with the Mini-DVI port found on some laptop computers. For connecting any HDMI equipted display including most HDTV s, projectors and digital monitors.

#It is well worth the money (2009-03-26) and they all suggested multiple connectors/adaptors. Until I found this mini-dvi to hdmi cable, so I tried. Man. . . it works perfectly (connecting through 6ft hdmi cable to Samsung 1080i TV). Picture quality is just like playing it out from any other HD sources, yea of course. What else can I say. It is well worth 15 bucks spent. Cant really go wrong with this cable and thanks to WIRED--UP!!!