Netgear Ships World’s First 802.11n Products
Posted on Apr 10, 06 07:51 AM PDT
• RangeMax Next Wireless Router Gigabit Edition with 10/100/1000 Switch (WNR854T) ($249)
• RangeMax Next Wireless Notebook Adapter Gigabit Edition (WN511T) ($129)
• RangeMax Next Wireless Router with 10/100 Switch (WNR834) ($179)
• RangeMax Next Wireless DSL 2+ Modem Router with 10/100 Switch (DG834N) ($249)
• RangeMax NextWireless Notebook Adapter (WN511) ($129)
• RangeMax Next Wireless PCI Adapter (WN311) ($129)
• RangeMax Next Wireless Access Point (WN802T) ($249)
All of the RangeMax Next Wireless Routers come with an advanced internal antenna design that provides optimal performance. Netgear's own ‘Steady-Stream’ technology ensures a stable connection at all times, providing ample muscle for multiple simultaneous signal-quality-sensitive applications such as streaming high-definition videos, Internet telephone calls, file sharing, MP3 downloads, and network games. Rest assured that security comes in the form of NAT and SPI firewalls, 64- and 128-bit WEP encryption, Wi-Fi Protected Access Pre-Shared Key (WPA-PSK and WPA2-PSK), Denial of Service (DoS) attack protection, Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDS), and Exposed Host (DMZ) for secure gaming.
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By Tyler , 10/04/06 10:50 AM (CommentID #002840)
And here I thought D-Link beat everyone to the punch (see: http://www.blurtek.com/2006/04/new-80211n-wifi-devices-from-d-link.html). D-Link anounced these on Friday, but pre-order only. They are "available" today though. Given there are some retailers offering up Net Gear's line, I say the win goes to them.
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