According to a recent research titled The Home Network, the Neglected Workhorse by IDC and Linksys, 84 percent of users cite performance as the most important attribute when purchasing a new router, far out distancing range, security and even price.
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Linksys announces enhancements to Velop whole home mesh Wi-Fi line
Linksys has announced at CES 2018 in Las Vegas that it is expanding its Velop, whole home mesh Wi-Fi line … 0 6413Channel leaders feted at Hot 50 Awards
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Linksys launches 4X4 Wireless AC Router
Linksys has announced its first 4×4 Wireless AC router aimed at households with multiple internet users as well as single users that use the internet for high bandwidth applications such as gaming or video streaming.
The SMB play
Amanullah Khan, Regional Director, Emerging Markets, Linksys & Belkin, elaborates on the company’s strategic plans to refocus on its SMB origins.
Linksys launches wireless range extenders
Linksys has announced its new lineup of Wi-Fi Range Extenders. The new Range Extenders help maximise wireless coverage and help eliminate ‘dead spots’ in the Wi-Fi coverage throughout the home.
Linksys announces IP surveillance cameras
Linksys has announced the expansion of its small business solutions with a line-up of indoor and outdoor IP surveillance cameras and a network video recorder for remote and live monitoring, playback and recording.
Linksys unveils Dual Band Wi-Fi Router upgrade
Linksys today unveiled its WRT1900AC Dual Band Wi-Fi Router at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a development of its WRT54G router.
Linksys re-enters the SMB marketplace with launch of unmanaged switches and VPN routers
The Linksys SMB brand was dissolved a few years ago, but now is back under Belkin International to offer a portfolio of business networking and security products that will target SMB businesses and resellers.
Linksys launches Powerline networking kit
The new solution connects devices with speeds of up to 500 Mbps when using computers, tablets, consoles and televisions throughout their home.
The Chinese invasion
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