Bogie
09-14-2005, 07:55 PM
Reading up on this little unit (http://www.hawkingtech.com/products/productlist.php?CatID=36&FamID=80&ProdID=216). Claims to be a broadband booster helpful in multiple computer environments.
Anyone knowing if this really works as it claims? Low cost item.
-------- From their website -----
The average home or work network has two or more computers accessing the internet simultaneously. Whether they are sending email attachments, making internet VoIP phone calls or playing games online, their applications will have an effect on one another as each application fights for bandwidth in a specific network. The result is a slowdown in ALL applications called "internet lag."
The Broadband Booster is a plug and play device that is placed between your internet modem and router that eliminates "internet lag" in your network. It manages and "boosts" your internet applications as they exit your network onto the internet for a more efficient usage of your network's bandwidth. The result is a "lag-free" experience from all internet applications!
Anyone knowing if this really works as it claims? Low cost item.
-------- From their website -----
The average home or work network has two or more computers accessing the internet simultaneously. Whether they are sending email attachments, making internet VoIP phone calls or playing games online, their applications will have an effect on one another as each application fights for bandwidth in a specific network. The result is a slowdown in ALL applications called "internet lag."
The Broadband Booster is a plug and play device that is placed between your internet modem and router that eliminates "internet lag" in your network. It manages and "boosts" your internet applications as they exit your network onto the internet for a more efficient usage of your network's bandwidth. The result is a "lag-free" experience from all internet applications!