American design sling link turbo kit. 4 switch ports, 1 bridge port; Connect devices such as Game console, Media PC, PVR etc. for seamless data transfer over existing internal electrical wiring.
The SlingLink TURBO 4-Port is a plug and play device. Just plug one SlingLink TURBO 1-Port into the wall near your router. Plug in the other SlingLink TURBO 4-Port wherever you have your Slingbox installed or to any other device that needs to be connected to the Internet.
There are faster single switch units available but Slingmedia products are primarily aimed at home AV applications rather than PC data. This model suits most home theatre applications where streaming video & audio via wifi is not an option or for multiple internet/ethernet av devices; such as in is media room.
Something like this is probably better for $99 (Plus delivery) - Netcomm NP203 Home Entertainment Connection Kit http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&c…
200Mbs instead of 85mMbs.
linksys' one is better and cheaper too.
the plug is smaller and it even works thru my belkin surge protector.
check out ebay item no 230695457272. same product only cost you $79 include free postage
Sorry - not really a bargain. OzzyMozzy got it spot on.
BAH I thought 4 ports on each ! DAMN, I want something like that at this price ! lol
not a bargain - check Msy for more local options -whole heap of them - then try a trip to officeworks for another few bucks price match + real working warranty.
MSY and Officeworks do not stock the Slingbox. What price/location were they offering it at?
Offered at the same price (incl del) at IceTV. Comes with 3 months of IceTV (subscription TV guide data for PVRs).
From the specs, it doesn't look that crash hot on the key performance metric:
Performance Standards:
85 Mbps Intellon Chipset
way back in May there was a 200mbps set of TP-Link ones for around the same price
http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/44264
While these slingbox ones have a 4 port hub built in on one adapter, I'd still prefer something better than 85mbps