When wireless beats wired. Being connected to the web has taken on greater importance with many of us getting accustomed to working from home. A fast, reliable connection is key, and though the preference when setting up a home office is to run dedicated network cabling, it's safe to say that wireless is going to be the easier choice for most.

Hoping to realise that promise of simplicity, Rivet Networks, now wholly owned by Intel, has expanded the appeal of its Killer Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 module by making it available in a PCIe form factor. Priced at £45 and designed as a slot-in upgrade for any desktop with a spare PCIe x1 slot, the plug-and-play card offers a quick means of bringing Wi-Fi 6 goodness and speeds of up to 2.4Gbps to a compatible device.