EVERETT, Washington " March 1, 2010 " Fluke Networks today announced the AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester, a dedicated handheld tool that delivers quick and easy troubleshooting for today's increasingly complex ...

Many Wi-Fi test tools are software-based, such as Wi-Fi stumblers and analyzer programs that use a laptop’s internal Wi-Fi or maybe a USB wireless adapter. Here, we review four hardware-based products ...

Wayne Rash is a longtime technology journalist who has directed product testing centers. He is President of Wayne Rash & Associates, an analysis and editorial services firm located near Washington, ...

Here at PCMag Labs, our mission is to deliver accurate, reproducible test results for every product we review. We use those results, along with other criteria, such as pricing, ease of use, and ...

Fluke Networks announced the AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester, a dedicated handheld tool that delivers quick and easy troubleshooting for wireless local area networks (WLAN). Designed for first line engineers ...

Despite the availability of complex, sophisticated test equipment, sometimes what we really want is a basic, easy-to-use instrument that does a few things well, doesn't try to do too much, and yes, is ...

Spirent’s James Kimery spoke with EEWorld on how testing Wi-Fi devices is becoming more of an end-to-end experience. The RF is mature; it’s time to move on to performance testing.

Azimuth Systems' Wi-Fi Power Consumption Benchmark Suite allows design engineers to measure the power consumption during various Wi-Fi usage modes and to run profiles that can determine the impact of ...

Wayne Rash is a longtime technology journalist who has directed product testing centers. He is President of Wayne Rash & Associates, an analysis and editorial services firm located near Washington, ...

The AirCheck Wi-Fi Tester from Fluke Networks, announced today, is a convenient tool for network managers and technicians to troubleshoot wireless issues. All too often, Wi-Fi testing is carried out ...