802.11g router with Atheros Super-G radio and fancy antenna technology. Quite the hot router in its day.
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A cheap yet surprisingly flexible router, you won't go far wrong with this one.
Read the full review →If you're looking for a home router that'll allow you to push a ton of data without dying on you, then this is the one you want. With two years of run time in my home all I can say is that it's never locked down due to high traffic. Long range as well. I have coverage from the...
Read the full review →I would say this is the best bargain router you can buy now, IF you don't need N speed. I think this thing is like $40 now? The ONLY complain I have about this is I was never able to turn off the lights on top so it was bright at night. I ended up covering them with something to dim it....
Read the full review →I've had this router for years, and after going through a Linksys E4200, Netgear WNDR4000, and a Belkin N750DB (which just died after 6 months), I keep falling back to the WPN824v2. It's a solid G router, which provides high speeds at the edges of its range and manages to avoid lag in Battlefield...
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