Most modems' primarily utility comes from the power and ethernet ports. If your modem has USB support, however, there are ...

This travel router plugs into virtually any outlet in the U.K., the rest of Europe, the US, Australia, China, New Zealand, and many more. In addition to offering up 802.11n Wi-Fi, you also can ...

I'm running out of USB ports. So on a whim, I plugged my iphone 6s into one of the USB 2.0 ports on the back of my TP-Link C5. The battery indicator on the IOS seems to indicate it's charging ...

The USB port on your router is often unused and yet it offers practical functions that can make everyday life easier. You can do things like saving and sharing files, mobile charging, or even an ...

The device can also be run off the USB port of a notebook computer for on the go use without needing an AC outlet. Speeds supported by the router are up to 300Mbps and encryption is supported.

Joining its recently announced R6300 router, is the R6200 model, which supports a combined WiFi speed of 1200 Mbps, has a USB port for networking devices, and of course also rides the a, b, g and ...

ASUS launches their RT-AC52U with USB-AC50, an AC750 dual-band router and AC450 wireless adapter package that provides consumers with an extremely affordable instant upgrade to the latest 802.11ac ...

Netgear's USB-Equipped WNR3500L 802.11n Router Goes Linux by Shawn Oliver — Monday, October 05, 2009, 11:49 AM EDT Comments ...

The Cisco Linksys EA3500 N750 App Enabled Dual-Band Wireless Router with Gigabit and USB ($129.99 list) is one of the latest (and greatest) products in the EA router series.

Looking to downsize to 2.5" and I was thinking SSD for reasons of longevity, quiet, and ability to run in a USB enclosure. Of course that SATA speed is sacrificed by the router port being USB 2.0.