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Generation N: Five 802.11n routers tested

Generation N: Five 802.11n routers tested

Wireless networks with higher speeds and greater range

Review:
Routers
04/23/2007
Ever since it was announced in 2004 we've been patiently waiting, to no avail it seems, for the release of 802.11n. This hasn't discouraged a number of manufacturers from releasing routers based on a concept version of this new wireless standard. Though these prematurely released routers have their fair share of teething problems, let one thing be clear, their a lot faster than any of the current 802.11g sets.

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Zyxel 802.11g Wireless MIMO Router review

Zyxel 802.11g Wireless MIMO Router review

The best router for gamers?

Review:
Routers
10/22/2006
Zyxell is aiming purely for gamers with their latest introduction, the 802.11g Wireless MIMO router P-336M. The choice of segment results in a few features, like very extensive Quality of Service possibilities and standard profiles for most of the current games. In our tests the P-336M proved to be a very good product, also for people that do not just use the PC for gaming.

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802.11a through z: the latest wireless networking technology

802.11a through z: the latest wireless networking technology

Quality-of-Service, WPA2, MIMO and Mesh networking make WLAN even better!

Background 08/18/2006
If you are currently shopping for components for a wireless network, they are probably all compatible with the IEEE 802.11g standard, which is the successor to 802.11a and 802.11b. A new version is forthcoming, codenamed 802.11n, of which the first products based on a draft version of this standard are already available. Next to this 802.11e, 802.11i, 802.11r and 802.11s are set to make wireless networking faster, more flexible and safer. Hardware.Info took a dive into the world of 802.11a through z!

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