Sunday 5 October 2003, 10:30 PM
I bought this as a replacement for a busted 802.11b router, so I'm still using 802.11b clients. It appears to work as well as my previous one (before the old one died). The manual and installation instructions were pretty lousy.
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7.2For cable modem users at least, the WBR-G54 will allow wired and wireless PCs to connect to the Internet with some degree of protection. Although it may need updating once the 802.11g standard is ratified, it's still fast for wireless.
£ 104
Could it be that ISP’s are making this out to be a bigger problem than it actually is? We’re a small country with an internet penetration of less than 60%, for every Youtuber there’s someone who only uses the internet to check their emails, more people surf on their mobile handsets than a few years ago. Surely things should even themselves up.
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