Tom's Hardware just publish an article comparing(bandwidth & stress) business-class AP versus homeuse AP. Of Cause, you still don't get the same functionality as the more expensive one, but it's still interesting to see the result.
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Sections-article87-page1.php
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Wow, the $69 Buffalo Tech really kicked butt. That's not really surprising, though. I've seen a lot of examples in the past, and not only in the electronics arena, where paying
more doesn't always get you more. -
There really are only a very few producers supplying 802.11 radios so it is hard for any vendor to stand out too much as they all have essentially the same core from which to work. And while it is hard to get too far ahead of the curve, it continues to amaze me how many of them find a way to fall behind it. Nice article from Toms.
Interesting Article on Wireless Access Point
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by freeman, Aug 17, 2004.