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    wireless n - recommendations on access point?

    i'm after a wireless n access point, i don't need it to be a broadband router aswell, its just to got to be able to connect to my curent network. any recommendations?

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    Re: wireless n - recommendations on access point?

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    Re: wireless n - recommendations on access point?

    I think it's a little early for many people to have recomendations on 802.11n hardware.

    you do want something with this logo though:


    There are a few companies that have had several iterations of their N hardware already, although exactly who escapes me right now.

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    Re: wireless n - recommendations on access point?

    google failed me tho it did try to sell be lots of wireless n things Thanks for info about that logo, wish they would hurry up and get this draft stuff over with :/ did have a read about some linksys thing that said it was too early too!

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    Re: wireless n - recommendations on access point?

    There is also an Intel certification for Draft-N gear. I think the standard is fa enough through the process that everyone is saying that any changes will be worked around in firmware or driver updates. Nost radio hardware these days is actually software driven, hence they can change the maority of the functioality through drivers and firmware.

    It's like when you see ADSL2+ software updates for ADSL models and routers. In the past this wasn't possible, but now they can add much more functionality this way.

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    Here we go: http://www.intel.com/network/connect...ss/connect.htm

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