Introduction
| Linksys Dual-Band Wireless A+G Broadband Router | |
|---|---|
| Summary | Atheros (11a), Broadcom (b/g) dual-band tri-mode router. Does not support wireless bridging or repeating |
| Update | None |
| Pros | • Second-generation 11a performance
• No WEP enabled performance degradation • Separate b/g and a radios |
| Cons | • Only about 9Mbps average 11g performance
• Sub-par 11b performance • Non-upgradable, non-diversity antennas • Wireless repeating and bridging not supported |
The WRT55AG Dual-Band Wireless A+G Broadband Router is the routing member of Linksys' Wireless A+G product line. It's the first dual-band, tri-mode (a/b/g) AP or router that I was able to get my hands on, and I found that there is work yet to be done before I'd plunk my money down for it.
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