There is a switch on the bottom which has been blocked and the Netgear unit is set to client mode only.

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This product is evidently the same as TRENDnet TEW-654TR N300 Wireless Travel Router Kit IEEE 802.3/3u; IEEE 802.11b/g/n with two of the functions blocked

Do you have an old Xbox, PS2 or other system that you want to get on your wireless network? - NETGEAR has an answer with their Universal WiFi Adapter.

If you have a LAN only device and it's a 100Mbps LAN port, get this device to turn it into a wireless device.

reasonable easy set up.   surprisingly strong signal

best transmit rate is 100mbp

Good product

Works as stated, can connect any device to the internet with an ethernet port. Easy set up on web page. Saves money by not having to use proprietary wireless usb sticks now needed on new HDTV's and Blu-ray players.

Easy set up; works so far; small

Needs additional power, (not a show stopper); May be hard to hide due to wires (comes with short ethernet cable

The product is great for any network compatible equipment that you have in your home for enhancment of when needed software updates, and upgrades are essential to performances. Like i always say "just make it happend".

Customer Care; Delivery is great; Easy To Set Up; Fast; Fast Connection Speed; Follow up satisfaction; Reliable connection; Secure Connection

First off, this Netgear says that this adapter is for TVs, and Blu-ray. It is, but it also allows you to connect anything to the internet (computers, Vonage router, laptops, routers, anything!!

Easy To Set Up; Fast; Fast Connection Speed; Reliable connection; Secure Connection

It's ok.. works most the time.. however.. it will randomly crash on the hour or half hour.. like there is a software bug. No new software drivers available for a long time.. so I assume it won't be fixed. Crashes at inopportune times, such as during a online game.

Works out of box, and has an adapter that allows it to power up from the satellite box. Streams without a hitch from internet at 1080p. Only caveat is to hook it first to a computer in the LAN you're using, to get it recognize the WLAN. Takes a few minutes, and you're surfing the net on your TV.

Sometimes these little devices are a waste of money but please if you have a device that needs internet access...try this. Just follow it directions and you'll be pleasantly pleased.