What is MoCA 2.5? The low-cost networking option that's a hidden gem in your home
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ZDNET's key takeaways
- Wi-Fi is convenient, but it struggles in certain types of homes.
- MoCA 2.5 is an alternative networking option that uses coaxial cables to deliver fast, low-latency internet speeds.
- With an adapter, you can enjoy stable, high-speed connections for streaming, work, and gaming.
I've always been a champion of Wi-Fi. Wireless networks are convenient, easy to set up, and, thanks to years of improvements, generally stable. As much as I prefer Wi-Fi, I'm also fully aware that it isn't the perfect solution for everyone. There are situations where a wireless network isn't viable, such as a home made with brick walls. Brick and stone can weaken or outright block Wi-Fi signals.
Also: Bye bye, Wi-Fi: This low-cost adapter lets you set up a wired network without running ethernet
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