Comcast guy prev referred to told me Netgear has a new router. Has like 7 antennas, able to bounce around the house to find best route to receiver, really excel. And probably is bulletproof and leaps tall buildings:)
I don't know if it's the WGU624. The website is on the other machine...I'll post it.
But do you know what I'm talking about?
Brad
Avalanche skrev:
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"Avalanche" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com... | Comcast guy prev referred to told me Netgear has a new router. Has | like 7 antennas, able to bounce around the house to find best route | to receiver, really excel. And probably is bulletproof and leaps tall | buildings:) | | I don't know if it's the WGU624. The website is on the other | machine...I'll post it. | | But do you know what I'm talking about? | | Brad
I guess so, but your review seems less favorable than HillBilly's, which is, of course, from the maker.
Dont know about the new Netgear system but I just replaced my aging Netgear
11B access point with the new with the new Syslink using an SRX antenna system. (WRT54GX) I can tell you that the signal strength nearly doubled to my garage/workshop where the remote computer is located. That area was always a problem even with a small directional antenna pointed at it. Looks like that multi pat-path stuff really works.William Lee
Yeah
I have the new RangeMax Router. I'm very happy with it. The LEDs on top that indicate antenna activity are a nice eye candy too.
Only con I can come up with is that it does not have MAC filtering.
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