RANGEMAX WIRELESS-N PCI ADAPTER

WN311B

Wirelessly connect your desktop PC to the Internet and home network

Ideal for surfing, Internet phone calls, streaming video and music, and online gaming

Easy set up with Smart Wizard® installation software

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 /upload/inthenews/logos/cnet.gif"...satisfying maximum throughput, a slick design, simple setup, comprehensive documentation, and tight security capabilities."

 

/upload/inthenews/logos/pcworld.gif"One draft-N product line--the Netgear RangeMax Next router with 10/100 ethernet...and corresponding PC Card--did beat the SRX400 network, and all others in our test group, at long range."

 

/upload/inthenews/logos/pcmag.gif“When it comes to performance, the WNR854T did better than all of its draft-n cohorts.” 

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