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Right out of the box it was evident the Epson DS-730N Network Scanner was top notch. The sleek, compact look fits right on my desktop and setup was a breeze. I installed the drivers and utility combo software, connected to my network using an ethernet cable and was ready to scan! My first scan was a simple one-page document - Can we say Quick??? In a split second a scan was completed and displayed on my computer screen. Since I was so impressed with how fast my first scan flew through the machine, I put it to the test with a larger document, fifty-nine pages were processed in 1 min and 25 seconds (yes, I did time it!), with NO JAM at all! I decided to run a stack of various business cards, no problem! I am able to save scans to a MS Office file which I then can edit, scans can be sent directly to an e-mail and directly to any computer on the network. If you need in depth instruction or need to troubleshoot, the user’s manual is online and very easy to understand and follow. The only (very small) negative is that photos can only be run through using a carrier page, however, this is clearly stated in the user’s manual. I highly rate the Epson DS-730N scanner to be a dependable, robust choice for your business or home network! This is a review for the Epson DS-730N Network Color Document Scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review.

If you have an Dante network for sound already in place this is by far the best way to get stereo audio form a computer reliably.

Necessary for your network unless you want to host the network on a computer or other device that you'll never turn off. UI is easy to access and navigate.

I am getting up to 1000 Gbyte/s network throughput from my Photoshop computer to my file server. It feels like the files are local rather than across the network. - Make sure you use Cat 6E (for longer distances) or Cat 6 certified network cables.

It is great - perfect for my needs traveling around the world but then 'the' office computer for me when I am in the office network environment. It runs hotter than any of my previous laptops which might not worrry anyone else as much as me and I hate it doesnt have an external on/off switch to activate it when on the docking station. Other than that it is the best buy out there for someone who needs a very robust, light powerful workhorse of a laptop that is also very comfortable on a docking station in an office.

It's just a simple network switch, I'm sure it's as good as anything else out there but if you are running a full ubiquity network it communicates with the host computer and the security gateway seamlessly.

Used in conjunction with TP-LINK power line network adapters to connect my computer to my router. Simple setup, fast and works very well for streaming and other uses. I wall mounted this easily behind my desk to hide the cables.

I bought this to work in conjunction with the ER-X. It works perfectly, and gives a lot of control over your wireless network. Just note, the ER-X uses EdgeOS software to set up and configure. This AP uses UniFi Controller. The UniFi controller can be installed on a computer on your network to configure, etc. You do not have to have the UniFi Controller running on a computer after configuration UNLESS you want the extra features like Guest Portal (space for your "guests" to login to use your WiFI). I have a RaspberryPI running the UniFi Controller and it works perfectly.

This is one chunk of a big UPS! Perfect for use under your desk next to a tower desktop computer or perhaps in a network closet. At 112lbs, it’s not easy to move, but the big battery module in this UPS allows a comforting 1 hour plus runtime with a not unusual 500W load. If you need to add a NMC, a smart slot is available. Just make certain that you have a NEMA 5-20R receptacle available to power this thing!

Setting up this printer was fairly easy and did not take very much time. The install process for the software on my computer took a little while, but it wasn't confusing. The only problem I ran into was connecting it to my internet network. I connected it directly on the printer, and although it connected, it said the signal was weak. When I tried to search for the printer through my computer, it said it couldn't be found. I had to bring my laptop downstairs and connect my computer with a USB cord and setup the network that way, and then the signal was strong and my computer identified it just fine. Not really sure why that happened, but glad it worked out in the end. Secondly, I'm so glad I can finally print something without having to bring my laptop downstairs each time. The printer is super quick, and I have not received any errors when trying to print anything. It properly shows up as the first option in my printing options. I also thought it was awesome that it came with a good supply of ink! This is a review for the Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 Supertank Printer that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review