Devolo has expanded its range of powerline AV extenders to include a world's first: The dLAN 200 AV USB Extender allows connecting of USB devices to a home network through conventional household power cabling.

Previously, such adaptors have...

Powerline networking (or running your broadband internet through your mains power supply) is becoming increasingly common, and Devolo is one of the bigger makers on the market with such products. And here, the dLAN 200 AVsmart + Starter Kit, at around...

Devolo’s dLAN 200 AVpass broadband adapter kit can connect your Freesat box to your broadband router via the mains electricity sockets in your home. But does it work?

For those unfamiliar with Powerline networking (for that’s what...

We’ve long been sold on the HomePlug concept, allowing you to use the mains wiring in your house for your home networking. Devolo have a complete range of networking products that support this concept. Their dLAN 200 AV Wireless G adapter gives you the...

devolo has launched the new dLAN Wireless extender, a home networking solution which gives you plug-and-play wireless internet access anywhere in your house.

devolo's new dLAN Wireless Extender brings together HomePlug and WLAN networking...

Wireless is great isn't it? There are no wires for starters and to top it off it means you can sit anywhere you like within the signal, be it the stairs, the sofa or in your bed.

Trouble is, wireless routers and British homes don't always...

A new piece of kit that will allow you to transfer data at 200Mbs around the house via your household electrical wiring is about to go on sale in the UK.

According to Devolo, the company behind the device, the dLAN 200 has the bandwidth to...

Devolo MicroLink, the system that allows you to connect and network multiple PC through your existing electrical cabling in your house (reviewed here) has announced the launch of the dLAN Audio similar to the Airport Express with iTunes, that allows users...

When it comes to networking a couple of machines together at you have always had two options. The first was to simply use wires, while the second is to introduce a wireless network into your house.

Unless those machines are in the same room...