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Asus RT-N11
$65.00
Released September, 2008
The Pros:Extremely easy to set up, doesn't take very long. Long enough range to cover the whole house. Connections are pretty stable, don't tend to drop off.
The Cons:Default firmware looks pretty cheap, GUI cleans up well after update with custom firmware. Advanced configurations are tricky, takes some work to get it to do what you want it to.
The RT-N11 is an entry-level 802.11n wireless router from Asus. The device is designed to be easy to configure and manage. Wi-Fi Protected Setup facilitates the process of creating a secure wireless network.
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Bandwidth can be divided between a host and three 'VIP' zones, each with adjustable bandwidth allocation and security. Friends or family members can therefore access their own networks using their own passwords and be guaranteed a certain percentage of available bandwidth. The RT-N11 is interoperable with other 802.11n technology, enabling faster speeds according to Asus.
Features
- 802.11n wireless routing
- Wi-Fi Protected Setup
- 3 VIP Zones with individual security/bandwidth settings
- Interoperable with other 802.11n devices
- 1 WAN + 4 10/100 ethernet ports
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extremely easy to set up, doesn't take very long
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long enough range to cover the whole house
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connections are pretty stable, don't tend to drop off
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has a nice white color that matches Mac equipment and looks modern
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capable of a wide range of functions, can work as a basic AP, bridge, repeater, etc...
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default firmware looks pretty cheap, GUI cleans up well after update with custom firmware
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advanced configurations are tricky, takes some work to get it to do what you want it to
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