Anyone who’s wriggled through spider-infested crawl spaces and drilled into beams and walls in order to run Ethernet cable through a home or office has undoubtedly thought, “There’s got to be a better ...

The HomePlug Powerline Alliance, the leading industry group promoting adoption of powerline home networking products, recently announced that it has enhanced the HomePlug AV certification program to ...

HomePlug technology -- which uses ordinary electrical outlets to create a home network, sending data through power lines -- has come a long way from its first iteration, where it failed to offer ...

There’s a new way to connect your small office network, and it’s called the SpeedStream HomePlug router. The SpeedStream 2524 is a four-port Ethernet router with 802.11b wireless and HomePlug power ...

Powerline Alliance’s next-generation specification defines future home networks. Last week, the HomePlug Powerline Alliance unveiled HomePlug AV, the successor to HomePlug 1.0. With the announcement ...

MANHASSET, N.Y. — The HomePlug Powerline Alliance announced the completion of its 1.0 specification for powerline-based home networks at PC Expo on Tuesday (June 26), and said vendors will bring to ...

Intellon's HomePlug® compliant ICs deliver high-speed network access through existing home powerlines. Now, virtually any electronic device in the home can be connected to another, giving homeowners ...

Electric vehicles (EVs) may be set to charge smarter following an announcement by the HomePlug Powerline Alliance at Computex 2011. The body responsible for the compliance and certification of the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The latest research from In-Stat reveals that shipments of HomePlug, HomePNA and MoCA networking ...

Singapore, 6 March 2006 – Aztech Systems Ltd, a global leader in data communication, voice communication, multimedia, contract manufacturing and retail distribution, will add Ethernet HomePlug AV ...

Wi-Fi is good for some things, but when it comes to big-bandwidth applications such as streaming video it really doesn't cut the mustard. Sure, with 802.11n arriving the future is a little brighter, ...