DEVOLO 1383 dLAN Highspeed II 85Mbps Powerline Starter Kit - £15.79 @ PC World
Seems to be cheapest around at the moment. Available for home delivery or reserve and collect.
Thanks to the Devolo 1383 dLAN Highspeed II Starter Kit you can set up a home network easily and affordably! All you have to do is connect your PC to your Highspeed Adapter and plug it into a power socket - it takes less than 1 minute!
Home networking
The 1383 dLAN Highspeed II Starter Kit has impressive transfer rates of up to 85 Mbps so you'll be able to surf the Internet, stream DVD-quality video and access other PCs and printers from any power outlet in the house.
You can take the 1383 dLAN Highspeed II Starter Kit with you whenever you move rooms, or change computers.
Reliable & secure
The 1383 dLAN Starter Kit works over your household power circuit, simply extending your wired network connection. The Starter Kit comes with DESpro encryption to keep your network secure.
You can also increase the efficiency of your Devolo 1383 dLAN Highspeed II Starter Kit by using the power saving mode, which cuts electricity consumption by up to 30%!
Enjoy easy home networking at low cost with the highly practical Devolo 1383 dLAN Highspeed II Starter Kit.
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* Stream 1080p videos from a PC/NAS, providing they are well encoded
* Play YouTube HD videos
* Play iPlayer HD streams
* Play games online perfectly
Before anyone tells you otherwise.
Edited By: thecresta on Aug 22, 2012 17:26
The advertised data speed is virtually a theoretical one. In reality these devices operate with a much lower data speed.
Not one single problem with my original 3 during that time. :)
I rest my case.
You'd need an ethernet cable from both of your devices (router, pc, tv or whatever.) to each adaptor. The adaptor plugs into a power socket and the data is carried along the cabling to the other respective adaptor and device
Edited By: JCod32 on Aug 22, 2012 20:29
thanks. I have 1 ethernet for tv and 1 for sky all in one room with ruter. Would this be ok and do i plug both ethernet cables in or can i use 1
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