There are two main price points for a wireless access point. You can expect to pay $50-$100 for a WAP for a smaller apartment ...

The What: Luxul is now shipping its new Apex XAP-1610 AC3100 dual-band wireless access point (AP). The latest AP features advanced 4x4 MU-MIMO (802.11ac Wave 2) technology for data rates up to ...

The EWS357AP is a Wi-Fi 6 wireless access point that can be expanded to an ultra-fast networked wireless system for home and office. Where would we be without Wi-Fi? These days, practically most of ...

There are very few businesses, college campuses, government agencies or public venues that are not already inundated with wireless access points. Yet trying to log in and use the provided wireless ...

Sometimes, in tech-space, two terms might sound synonyms but in reality, they aren’t. One such pair is of Wireless Router and Wireless Access Point. In this wireless world, it is important to know ...

The new WBE750 wireless access point is Wi-Fi 7 compatible and can handle up to 600 client devices, making it ideal for theaters, hotels, restaurants, schools and shopping malls. The new wireless ...

With 802.11ax now certified Q4 is set to heat up as vendors release their much-anticipated solutions. Having reviewed the first run of ASUS solutions, we have an idea of what to expect with WiFi6 and ...

I have an Asus RT-AC5300 and a house with a large footprint. I currently have wire going through my basement to a simple unmanaged GbE switch in my entertainment center on the other side of the house.

In a simple SoHO network, if you're connected to a wireless AP which is getting its IP address from main router via DHCP, should it's IP address (the WAP) show in one of the "hops"? Frennzy is right.