Tim Higgins
Other features include a graphic OLED status display, one gigabit WAN port, 4 port gigabit LAN switch, USB Port for Windows Connect Now, WEP, WPA and WPA2 wireless security and three upgradable dipole antennas.
The DGL-4500 is available now at an MSRP of $239.99.
Netgear has quietly released new firmware for its WNR854T RangeMax Next Wireless Router – Gigabit Edition wireless router. The Version ...
TRENDnet has started to ship a new 802.11ac USB adapter.
Wi-Fi Array maker Xirrus today announced the launch of the Xirrus 802.11n Upgrade Guarantee Program. The program provides customers with a pay-for 802.11n technology upgrade path on Arrays purchased in advance of the standard's ratification, which is expected sometime in 2008.
Xirrus said it can offer the upgrade due to the Array’s modular design. All RF components are located on modular printed circuit boards which can be replaced when 802.11n radio modules are available. An upgrade to an Array's firmware-based 802.11 MAC will also be required.
