PreviousSaturday 5 March 2005, 1:37 PM
does what it says on the box
Having used this for nearly a year now it has turned out to be so trustworthy a buy I have forgotten it is there.
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Buffalo AirStation WBR-G54 review
Overview
Buffalo AirStation WBR-G54
- Editors rating
7.2
Verdict
For 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.
Typical price
£ 104
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