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Asus RT-AX88U Pro Wi-Fi 6 Router Review (vs. RT-AX88U): Saving the Best for Last
There’s a long gap between this Asus RT-AX88U Pro and the original RT-AX88U, which was my very first review of …
Which Synology NAS to Buy: A Quick Guide on Picking a Real Storage Server
If you have read my primer post on network-attached storage (NAS) servers, it’s pretty clear that I’ve unapologetically picked Synology …
Synology Gets Serious about Home Surveillance with BC500 and TC500 IP Cams
Synology today announced the official release of its BC500 and TC500 IP surveillance cameras. The company teased these new devices—its …
Tips on Getting High-Speed Internet: It’s Fiber vs. Cable (Coaxial) or ONT vs. Modem
When it comes to land-based high-speed broadband connections, there are currently two competing technologies: Coaxial Cable vs. Fiber-optic, or Cable …
RadiX AXE6600 vs. RadiX AX6600: MSI’s Identical Routers of two Wi-Fi Standards
If you have difficulty deciding between the RadiX AXE6600 vs. RadiX AX6600, the two new routers from MSI, this quick …
MSI RadiX AXE6600 Review (vs. RadiX AX6600): A Fresh Wi-Fi 6E “Gaming” Router
At a glance, MSI’s RadiX AXE6600 (model GRAXE66) is a much fancier router than its almost identical twin, the RadiX …
Synology DS1823xs+: Powerful 2023 SMB NAS Server is Here
Synology today released the DiskStation DS1823xs+, an 8-bay server with built-in 10Gbps Ethernet capability. Per Synology’s naming convention, the xs+ signifies …
Radix AX6600 Wi-Fi 6 Router Review: MSI As a New Promising Home Wi-Fi Vendor
If you have never heard of MSI, a.k.a Micro-Star International, it’s a Taipei-based tech hardware company focusing on motherboards and …
Owning an EV: Driving, Maintaining, and that Range Anxiety
After over 20,000 miles on my 2021 Tesla Model Y Long Range, my 2-plus-year move from gas, or internal combustion …
Archer AX5400 Pro: TP-Link’s Mid-tier Wi-Fi 6 Router Gets 2.5Gbps Multi-Gig Bonus
TP-Link today announced the availability of the Archer AX5400 Pro, and as the name suggests, it comes with a 2.5GbE …
