1000Mbps Ethernet Switch

At CompUSA ; posted by jordanrule 7105 days ago

Shipping is $5.00

Key Features

Five 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet ports

Stylish Design- looks great flat or in provided stand

Smart- honors 802.1p priority tags, great for VoIP applications

Flexible- great for PC or Macintosh® computers

Silent- noise-free operation for a peaceful work environment Gigabit Power for the Home

For a high-speed network on a small scale, nothing delivers like these stylish powerhouses. These fast, easy, and affordable Gigabit switches gives your home network the maximum capacity to handle huge bandwidth. Packed with ease-of-use features to simplify your networking experience, their sleek design makes them look great on a desktop – either flat or in the provided stand. The GS605 and GS608 move very large files such as high-end multimedia, gaming, Internet access, and other speed-intensive applications across your network instantly, and because they are standards-based, they painlessly integrate existing 10, 100, and 1000 Mbps devices on your network. The fan-less design results in silent operation allowing you to focus on your game or relax to your music. Matched with NETGEAR's thorough testing, the GS600 switches provide long-lasting performance you can count on.Potent

Moves huge files fast! Features 5 or 8 high-speed, auto-sensing 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet connections. And because Copper Gigabit Ethernet is a full duplex standard, you can get up to 2000 Mbps on each port.Smart

Seamlessly integrates 10, 100, and 1000 Mbps devices on the same network and will honor Layer 2 priority tags. Every port automatically senses the right speed and full/half duplex mode, and Auto Uplink™ technology automatically adjusts for straight-through or crossover cables.Stylish

The sleek design looks great on a desktop whether the switches rest on their feet or on their edge, making it ideal for home and small office environments.Easy-going

LEDs make for easy monitoring while no fans make for noiseless operation. Compatible with major network operating systems whether it's PC or Mac® OS.

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