You are using IPv4 from 216.73.216.41
Main Headlines
New IPv6 Book "IPv6 for All"
Enable project releases Mobility publication
The Choice: IPv4 Exhaustion or Transition to IPv6
Consulintel: logos
 
SEARCH
Are you a...?
> POLICY MAKER
> JOURNALIST
> ISP
> MANAGER
> ENGINEER
> END USER
Keep informed, visit our
> NEWSROOM
Tell us your thoughts
on IPv6 > POLL
Looking for an
IPv6 Task Force? >
Questions? > FAQS
Jump to PROJECTS
Next EVENTS
000 members
054 guests
LOGIN 
Password 
Not member yet?
Get "extras". Register
Search Bar Plug-in
Firefox      IE7
Other News
(Apr 24, 2007)
(Apr 24, 2007)
(Apr 24, 2007)
(Apr 23, 2007)
(Apr 22, 2007)
(Apr 20, 2007)
(Apr 20, 2007)
(Apr 19, 2007)
(Apr 19, 2007)
(Apr 19, 2007)
Buffalo AirStation Wireless-N Nfiniti Dual Band Router & AP WZR-AG300NH
Posted by: Jordi on Friday, April 20, 2007 - 05:30 PM
(213234 Reads) comments? Send this story to a friend Printer friendly page
Hot-rodders, you have a new friend in wireless networking. Until the final 802.11n specification is approved later this year (or early next year), router companies such as Buffalo and Linksys have decided to hot-rod their existing models.
Complete info at Laptopmag.