How to Choose the Best Wireless Router For iPad

iPad becomes so popular today. With iPad you can browse the internet, read your email, watch and preview the video and download to your video library, catch up on your favorite TV shows and so on. To allow your iPad get in touch with the web, it needs to connect to the Wi-Fi network because iPad is equipped with the Wi-Fi for communication to the Webs. In homes, you need to build a wireless network to share the internet wirelessly. And the heart of the wireless network in homes is the wireless router. Now, how to choose the best one for iPad?

To answer how to choose the best router for iPad, firstly you need to know the Wi-Fi adapter the iPad is embedded with and how well the adapter will work best for the iPad applications. Secondly, you need to choose the wireless router that supports the best performance for the iPad applications.

iPad is powered with wireless n technology and is compliant with 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless standards. It means that iPad is powered by dual-band technology. Wireless 802.11n technology is the latest and the fastest wireless technology available in the market today. Dual-band technology supports both 2.4 GHz (802.11 b/g/n) and 5 GHz (802.11a) frequency bands. It also equipped with Bluetooth 2.1 plus EDR technology, but nothing to do with your router. With the 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless technology the iPad supports, your router must be able to support the 802.11 a/b/g/n technology. This means your router should support the same technology for optimum data throughput: wireless n dual-band technology.

How to Choose the Best Wireless Router For iPad

With wireless n dual-band technology, the router provides high-speed and clean wireless when using the 5 GHz frequency band. iPad works well in streaming the video preview and downloading media when your Wi-Fi environment delivers high-performance network: high-speed, jitter-free video and lag-free gaming. To deliver high-performance network, your router should support the Quality of Service (QoS) prioritization engine technology. With QoS, the router can analyze and separate the traffic into multiple data streams and categorize them by sensitivity to delay. Applications like video streaming, VoIP and gaming are given priority over web browsing.

The best wireless router for iPad should support the wireless n dual-band technology with Quality of Services technology. The following are couple of the best wireless routers for iPad.

Netgear WNDR37AV

NETGEAR WNDR37AV gigabit router is designed for high performance wireless network for streaming video and gaming. Wndr37AV is powered with the final version of the wireless 802.11n technology with dual-band feature. WNDR37AV support the Video mode, wireless multimedia (WMM) based QoS to optimize HD video streaming without glitches, stutters, or lags. The router is powered by 680MHz powerful MIPS 32-bit processor which is powerful in delivering high-performance wireless environment. This makes the router to become one of the best ones for iPad.

Other features, the router includes gigabit ports: 4 Gigabit ports for Ethernet LAN, one gigabit WAN port for connection to the modem, and one USB port with ReadyShare technology for storage access. The other benefit with this router is that WNDR37AV is compliant with DLNA media.

Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station

Providing the wireless environment for iPad using the wireless router from the same vendor Apple is good for the compatibility. Even though iPad works well with wireless environment using high-performance routers from different vendors, having the devices from the same vendor is better for technical support services.

AirPort Extreme is powered by the wireless n technology with dual-band technology. It can deliver the high-performance wireless environment to support up to 50 clients in sharing the internet connections and it also supports Mac OS X or Windows. The router also supports the QoS for better video streaming. Airport Extreme includes 3 gigabit Ethernet ports, one Gigabit WAN port, and one USB port. With USB port, you can add USB hub to allow you connect USB printer and USB storage for sharing.

You can also consider other high-performance routers for fast response and smooth video streaming such as Linksys E-3000 wireless gigabit router, Belkin Max Play, WNDR3400 N600 router, and new D Link N450 DIR665.

Best wireless router for iPad demands high-performance wireless environment in delivering clean wireless network, high-speed, and Quality of Service. The router should support wireless n technology with dual band supports, and the Quality of Service for multimedia traffic prioritization.

By Ki Grinsing

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How to Share Your Mobile Broadband With Another Computer (No Router Required)

I actually explained this on Yahoo Answers! a little while back. The guy's response was "Oh my god, THANK YOU. Worked perfectly."  Something about that gave me a hint that others might need this kind of info. So, I revamped it to a bit. 

Here's what you'll need:

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1.  A laptop
2.  A broadband card (or internal mobile broadband radio)
3.  A little bit of time 

How to Share Your Mobile Broadband With Another Computer (No Router Required)

The steps are different though depending on if you're using Vista or XP. If you're using a Mac, you're outside my territory. Grab a cup of mocha. You just might need it. Here we go. 

Here's the Vista steps:
1. Start Button
2. Control Panel
3. (search for Network) click on Network and Sharing Center
4. Under tasks, click on Manage Network Connections (not to be confused with manage wireless networks)
5. Locate your broadband adapter's connection and right click it
6. Click Properties
7. Click on the Sharing Tab
8. Check the box "Allow other users to connect through this computer's connection"
9. There should be a drop down box that lets you select the Wireless Connection as the way you wish to share. Click OK twice (until boxes are gone) 

*phew...breathe if you've come this far. Might not take long but it feels that way typing this.

10. Return to the Network and Sharing Center.
11. In the left hand column under Tasks, select "Set up a connection or network"
12. Click Setup a Wireless Ad Hoc (Computer to Computer) network
13. Give it a name
14. Select form of encryption. Can be anything but for sake of simplicity let's say it's WEP. If you choose it to be so, it must be a 5 character password or 13 characters. Make one up.
15. Back to Network and Sharing Center. Click on "Connect to a network". You should see the network you created. If it says waiting on users to connect...then your friend's laptop should be able to see it.  Put in the password and hop on. 

If it can't see it, then double click the ad hoc network on your computer to "connect to it" (activating it) then see if she can see it. Also, if it's not working, you may need to disconnect the broadband adapter and reconnect it.

The steps for Windows XP are fundamentally similar.

I've found this to be really helpful if I have a friend come over. I usually have one setup and share the password with them. For them, it's just like looking for a WiFi network. What's great about it is that it's actually a bit safer than WiFi because the area that your laptop can broadcast is much smaller (about the size of a living room aka 30 feet). In other words, snoopers from the street or next door can't sniff out your connection.

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How to Share Your Mobile Broadband With Another Computer (No Router Required)

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