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The Asus DSL-N13 offers the basic needs for anyone looking to set up an ADSL2+-based network, although it's a little pricey considering its lack of security features and high power consumption. Still, some may find the USB FTP server functionality...
Unless you have a particularly stingy Internet Service Provider (ISP), it's likely that you had an ADSL modem supplied when you first signed up for your broadband subscription. It's also likely that if you're the type to venture into such a...
Performance doesnt match the high price. This router was simple to install thanks to the EZSetup software included on CD. By default, the software generates a network name and a 128-bit WEP security key for you, although these can be customised....
ASUS’ DSL-N13 is easy to set up and simple to maintain. This modem router provides a host of features but delivers poor speeds, making it unsuitable for heavy use....
When it comes to picking out an ADSL router for your own needs, everyone will be looking for something different, and while most users will most likely be happy with a simple device that connects to the Internet and gives you a wireless LAN, others...
