Thanks in advance for any information.
Several companies offer both wireless routers that can be configured as access pionts and standalone wireless access points. In the examples I've seen, the comparable standalone is more expensive than the router.
If one is looking only for the function of a WAP (and regardless of the price differential), is there any advantage to using a standalone rather than a router?
Why are standalones more expensive than routers? From my ignorant perspective, it seems like routers "do more" and I don't understand why they're less expensive.
Thanks again.