
This transceiver suits network admins running long-range 50G fiber links who need HPE Aruba-certified hardware for compatibility and support purposes, and Newegg has it for $1,189 (17%) off the $6,995 list price. Buy Now at Newegg
- 50Gbps high-speed data transfer
- 10km long-range transmission distance
- Single-mode optical fiber support
- 50GBase-LR standard compliance
- Model: S0V65A

Wiring up a home office or gaming setup calls for a stable wired connection, and this Cat6 cable handles gigabit speeds without the dropouts you'd get from Wi-Fi. Buy Now at Newegg
- 10Gbps data transfer speed
- 550MHz bandwidth capacity
- Gold-plated RJ45 connectors
- Backward compatible with Cat5e and Cat5 standards
- 50 feet cable length

Data center techs and network installers setting up long-distance runs will appreciate this cable, since OS1 singlemode supports far greater distances than multimode without signal loss. Buy Now at Newegg
- LC/LC connector type
- 9/125 micron singlemode OS1 fiber
- 1 meter length
- Low insertion loss 0.35dB per connector
- High return loss 55dB

Handy for older desktops or laptops that lack built-in wireless, since it plugs straight into a USB port to get you online without opening up the case. Newegg's version keeps things simple with basic 150Mbps speeds, which is plenty for browsing and email on a secondary machine. Buy Now at Newegg
- 150Mbps wireless data transfer speed
- Compact USB 2.0 interface
- Supports 802.11 b/g/n standards
- 2.4GHz frequency band connectivity

Anyone setting up wifi for a small office or busy home will appreciate how simple this access point is to configure, without the complexity of enterprise-grade networking gear. It handles multiple devices well, making it a solid pick for spaces where several people are streaming, video calling, and working online at once. Buy Now at Newegg
- Dual-band 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 connectivity
- Dual semidirectional 2x2 MIMO antennas
- Gigabit Ethernet uplink port
- 802.3at PoE or 12V DC power support
- Model: S1T36A

Setting up a home network closet gets easier with this rack, since the expandable design gives you room to organize cables now and add more patch panels later without starting over. Buy Now at Newegg
- 4U rack space capacity
- Expandable mounting depth 9.5 to 15.5 inches
- Supports 19 inch standard networking equipment
- 40lbs maximum weight capacity
- Wall mountable patch panel rack

Running a hardwired connection from your router to another room? This 100-foot Cat6 cable gives you the length to reach a home office, gaming setup, or media console without relying on Wi-Fi. Buy Now at Newegg
- 100FT Cat6 high-speed Ethernet cable
- Snagless cable boots for easy installation
- Molded strain relief prevents cable damage
- 50 micron gold-plated RJ45 connectors
- Universal compatibility for PC, console, and networking hardware

For anyone with only one Ethernet port available but multiple wired devices to connect, this splitter lets you divide a single line into four connections without running extra cable through the wall. Buy Now at Newegg
- Connect four devices simultaneously via one Ethernet port
- Achieve high-speed data transfers up to 1000Mbps
- Compatible with Cat5, 5e, 6, 7, and 8 cables
- Enable reliable local area networking for multiple devices
- Compact RJ45 network expansion adapter

Anyone managing short-range 10G fiber links in a data center or server closet will want this on hand, since it's built to HPE spec for guaranteed compatibility with their networking gear. It handles distances up to 300 meters over multimode fiber, making it a solid fit for rack-to-rack or floor-to-floor connections within the same building. Buy Now at Newegg
- 10Gbps data transfer rate
- 400m reach over OM4 multimode fiber
- LC duplex connector interface
- Standard SFP+ form factor
- Model: J9150A

Splitting one Ethernet port into two connections without extra cabling makes sense if you've got a router or switch with limited ports and need to add a device nearby, though keep in mind both connections will share the same bandwidth. Buy Now at Newegg
- 1000Mbps Gigabit data transfer speeds
- Simultaneous network access for two devices
- Compatible with Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat7, Cat8 cables
- Includes USB power cable for reliable performance
- Plug-and-play 8P8C LAN internet extension

Newegg has the HPE Networking Instant On 1830 24-Port Gigabit Switch for anyone setting up a home office or small business network that's outgrown a basic router, with enough ports to wire up desktops, cameras, and access points without splitting traffic across multiple devices. Buy Now at Newegg
- 24 Gigabit RJ45 ports for high-speed connectivity
- 2 SFP ports for fiber uplink flexibility
- 10/100/1000Mbps speeds for fast data transfer
- SNMP management support for network monitoring
- Model: JL812A#ABA

Anyone setting up cameras or access points away from an outlet can skip the extra wiring, since this injector and splitter pair sends both power and data over a single ethernet cable at your choice of 12V, 24V, or 48V. Buy Now at Newegg
- 12V, 24V, 48V output compatibility
- 1A power output capacity
- Passive PoE injector design
- Compatible with IP camera PoE mounts
- Integrated power splitter module

Splitting one keyboard, mouse, and monitor setup across two computers gets a lot simpler with this switch, and it's suited to anyone who wants USB 3.0 speeds without a separate switch box for peripherals versus displays. Buy Now at Newegg
- Connect 2 or 4 computers to 4 USB devices
- Share keyboard, mouse, printers, and drives between computers
- USB 3.0 support for fast data transfer
- Switch between multiple systems with one set of peripherals
- Model: Unnlink USB 3.0 KVM Switch

Bluetooth cuts out on plenty of older desktops and laptops, and this adapter fixes that without cracking the case open, just plug it into a USB port and pair. Worth grabbing if your PC's built-in Bluetooth is weak or missing entirely, especially for connecting keyboards, mice, or headphones. Buy Now at Newegg
- Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity
- Compatible with headsets, keyboards, mice, and speakers
- Plug and play PC and laptop support

Anyone setting up a managed network on a budget will appreciate the Aruba 2530 24G's 24 gigabit ports and Layer 2 switching capabilities, and Newegg's pricing makes it accessible for small offices or home labs alike. Buy Now at Newegg
- 24x 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- 4x SFP ports
- Model: J9779A

This switch suits network admins who need reliable Layer 3 switching for data centers running on DC power setups. With 48 ports of Gigabit Ethernet, it handles enterprise-level traffic loads without requiring a separate power conversion setup. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48-port 10GbE-capable network switch
- Virtual Chassis technology for simplified management
- Layer 3 routing capabilities for scalable networks
- Redundant DC power supply options
- Model: EX4300-48T-DC

Anyone setting up a wired network with multiple PoE devices like cameras or access points will appreciate the 48 gigabit ports and built-in power delivery, which cuts down on extra adapters and cabling. It's a solid pick for home labs or small office setups that need managed switching without an enterprise price tag. Buy Now at Newegg
- Model: J9996A

Networking closets and office setups needing reliable wired connections will find this switch handles the job well, with 48 Gigabit ports and PoE+ support that lets you power access points, cameras, or VoIP phones directly through the switch without extra adapters. Buy Now at Newegg
- 48 Gigabit PoE+ ports for flexible device power
- 4 Gigabit SFP ports for high-speed fiber uplinks
- Managed switch with advanced VLAN and security protocols
- Rack, desktop, and wall-mountable design options
- Model: J9772A#ABA

Network admins managing fiber-heavy setups will appreciate the EX4400-48F's 48 SFP+ ports, which handle higher port density without the heat and power draw of older switch generations. Buy Now at Newegg
- 12x 10G SFP+ and 36x 1G SFP ports
- Advanced Layer 3 routing and management capabilities
- High-capacity 112,000 MAC address table
- Support for 4093 VLANs and advanced network segmentation
- Model: EX4400-48F

Anyone extending network gear to spots without a nearby outlet, like a ceiling-mounted access point or outdoor camera, will find this handy for pushing both data and power over a single Ethernet cable. It's a straightforward fix when running new electrical isn't practical or possible. Buy Now at Newegg
- Power over Ethernet delivery
- Rack enclosure form factor
- Model: R6P68A
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Basic Computer Terminology
You don’t have to be a tech wiz to buy your next computer. Make note of these common terms to help you when you’re shopping computer sales!
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Annual Disney+ Subscription Costs
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