Have you ever been in a situation where you absolutely needed to run an Ethernet cable and you just couldn’t run one due to your living situation? Where you first tried wifi (802.11a/b/g/n) and quickly found that wifi, even N wifi, was not stable enough. Then you went on to try alternative connectivity solutions such as Ethernet over power line adapters and they too just didn’t cut it? Well Ethernet over coax MoCA adapters might just be the solution for you.

Read the review at MissingRemote.com

Not that it’s a difficult install, but here’s a good article on connecting a PS3 to the Actiontec MoCA adapters.  There’s also one on connecting a Nintendo Wii which is basically the same steps.  In fact, you could apply the same procedure to hooking up your Xbox 360, PC, networked PC, Bluray Player, etc….

One thing not mentioned is that if you have multiple devices in your living room, you can connect a 5-port switch to the MoCA adapter and add another 4-ports to connect your living room devices.  Now all your devices can have access to the 170Mbps throughput via MoCA.

Browse the other articles on eHow for streaming HD and surfing the Internet on you PS3.

Seen on the Web.  The Actiontec MoCA adapter is beginning to show up on various online retail stores as ECB2200.  With a simple compact design, 170Mbps throughput and TV passthrough – the ECB2200 looks like a great addition to Actiontecs home networking lineup.  Check out the datasheet on the Actiontec website here.