I-O Data busts out new powerline routers

by Donald Melanson, posted Jul 3rd 2007 at 12:03PM

Japan's I-O Data has introduced a pair of new routers for those looking to get in on the powerline networking action, with one of the two also offering some WiFi for good measure. From the looks of it, the only other difference between the two appears to be the color, with each boasting the same HD-PLC capabilities, 128-bit AES security, and the requisite blinkin' lights to let you know what's going on. No on what what they'll cost, but they should both be available in Japan next month.

[Via Akihabara News]

Filed under: Networking

Tags: i-o data, I-oData, plc, powerline, powerline networking, PowerlineNetworking

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ElvisLives @ Jul 3rd 2007 11:53PM

190Mbps over the powerline isn't bad compared to some of the competitors...

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