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    when will WIRELESS N routers come out of DRAFT ?

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by indefuseable chronic, Jun 3, 2007.

  1. indefuseable chronic

    indefuseable chronic Notebook Consultant

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    HUH?! :D

    thnks
     
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    wave Notebook Virtuoso

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    From wiki:

     
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    WackyT Notebook Deity

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    When the standard comes out of DRAFT.
     
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    what is the best wireless router out there at the moment? im looking to spend about 100 , need range speed and reliability pronto!
     
    indefuseable chronic, Jun 4, 2007
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    Pitabred Linux geek con rat flail!

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    I'm a fan of my WRT54GL, but that's because I do stuff like flash it with DD-WRT and then set up a BEFW11S4 on a VLAN connected to the router so I can have unencrypted access to the internet for my Wii/DS/neighbors/friends (especially if they don't have WPA2 support installed under Windows), and they don't get to connect to my personal network and threaten my computers with their crapware. It's a solid router, though. Apparently Buffalo routers do well with the DD-WRT firmware like I use on my WRT54GL, too. I've also had decent experiences with D-Link routers. I'd personally stay away from Netgear, but that's just from being burned once. It doesn't make it a pattern ;)
     
    Pitabred, Jun 4, 2007
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