While planning my coax and ethernet runs, I have been doing research here on the forums and elsewhere on the interwebs, but I am actually more confused about how to split my coax than before I started ...

I'm hoping the group's experience with home wiring can give me some direction. I have 5 coax drops on the second floor of my house. 1 has a good signal, but from the other 4 I get TV picture/sound, ...

While wireless LAN (WLAN) technology continues to gain traction as a data-sharing tool, it's fair to question whether Wi-Fi systems can effectively serve as a vehicle for streaming real-time ...

Home video and triple-play networking is driven by the desire to have content from DVRs, audio devices, PCs, and broadband (including FTTH) available anytime and anywhere throughout the home. While ...

If your business gets cable TV and high-speed internet access from the same company using the same line, you can use a coaxial splitter to connect your internet router and one or more cable boxes to ...

I've written a few articles about over-the-air antennas and how they can help you cut the cord and receive free, local broadcast channels. What I haven't mentioned is what to do if you have more than ...

Coax has quietly remained the steadfast medium for cable/satellite companies and RF installers — and rightly so, with a bandwidth exceeding 2.4Gbps it easily meets the demands of high-definition (HD) ...