How many ways do you know of setting up a network at home with Internet connection? For most, the two likely answers would be to either slavishly lace your home with a labyrinth of unsightly Ethernet cables or simply purchase a wireless modem with router capability and let that be the end of it. But did you know that those pinhole plugs that you use you to power your electric kettle can also be used to create a network at home? Yes, there’s a third way of creating a home network and it is done through products like the Aztech HomePLug AV 200Mbps Ethernet Aparter HL108E.



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