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Monday 26 December 2005, 7:45 AM
Having used Netgear for a number of years, i was happy to see that their products are still easy to setup and use, great looking with no antenna sticking out, and supported with a great manual.
Only downside is that you pay for it, but heh "you get what you pay for" comes to mind!!
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7.8Netgear's MIMO-based WPN824 RangeMax is among the best-performing wireless routers we've seen.
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