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Tuesday 8 August 2006, 2:39 AM
You can buy much better products around the same price. The connection drops a lot. Although, there are a lot of complaints about this product over Internet, the technical support behaves as if there is no problem with it. They make you do something to solve the problem but actually doing nothing. I don't know whether it is purposeful or not.
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7.8Netgear's WGT624 108Mbps wireless firewall router is a good choice for advanced users, but may be too complicated for networking newcomers.
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