Netgear EN104TP 4-Port 10 Mbps Ethernet Hub RJ-45 with Uplink Button by Netgear
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Digital camera reviews of Netgear EN104TP 4-Port 10 Mbps Ethernet Hub RJ-45 with Uplink Button
Digital camera Review: I wouldn't waste my money on this!
Summary: 1 Stars
10 base ethernet is outdated technology. I worked for my school's info-tech department for a year and Netgear hubs were notorious for breaking, we have since switched to agere and have far fewer problems.Digital camera Review: Is this Hub able to connect An Xbox360 to a computer
Summary: 3 Stars
I was wondering if this hub would connect the Xbox 360 to my computer because the xbox360 comes with an ethernet cable but my computer only has one and it is allready being used by my cable modem.Digital camera Review: Just wish it was cheaper
Summary: 4 Stars
A great hub that allows you to share an uplink onto another network with 3 computers or have a local network of 4 computers. Either way, the hub has been very reliable and performance has been as promised. Netgear is known for making quality Ethernet products and this is just another one of them.Digital camera Review: Lifetime Warranty is a Lie
Summary: 1 Stars
The manual and information all says this product has a lifetime warranty on the hub. However, Netgear said the product is too old so they are not honoring their lifetime warranty.
Netgear is running a scam. Apparently their "lifetime" warranties only really mean a few years. I will never buy another Netgear product again.
Digital camera Review: Nice solution.
Summary: 5 Stars
In spite of my problems with Netgear's PA-101 Phoneline 10X USB adapter, I gave their Ethernet hub a try. My faith in the company has been restored! My two computer home LAN was up and running as fast as I could plug in the cables. I have been using it for about a month now with no problems whatsoever.As for the 10Base-T limitation, I doubt we would see a performance gain with 100Base-T. We use the network mainly for print and Internet sharing through a 56K modem. 10Base-T has more than enough bandwidth to handle that amount of information.