All things relating to TP-Link, a known Chinese networking vendor.
In recent years, TP-Link has put out an effort to show that it’s not a “Chinese” company but a “global multinational group” by, among other things, moving its HQs to Singapore and the U.S.
It’s no earth-shattering news here, but if you want to add Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) to a computer quickly, there are now more options. TP-Link unveiled just three new USB Wi-Fi adapters, including the Archer T3U, Archer T2U Nano, and Archer T2U Plus. All of them are tiny and designed to plug …
Turning existing routers into part of a mesh is now officially a trend. Early 2018, ASUS’s announced AiMesh, then later of the same year, Synology introduced its similar mesh feature via the release of the MR2200ac. Today, at CES 2109, TP-Link announced its own OneMesh approach. Leveraging multiple hardware units, old and …
The pool of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) routers has just gotten a little larger. Following Netgear and Asus, TP-Link today announced its first two, the Archer AX6000 and Archer AX11000. Next-gen Wi-Fi Like all other Wi-Fi 6 counterparts, the two new routers both feature advanced Wi-Fi technology, including OFDMA, AX MU-MIMO, 160MHz …
Calling TP-Link’s Archer C5400X MU-MIMO Tri-Band Gaming Router, a gaming router, is like calling a Hummer a race car just because it’s sturdy and you can drive it on a race track. Indeed, the new router has no built-in gamers’ VPN or automatic game detection/server selection features like the case …
