RANGEMAX WIRELESS-N ROUTER

WNR834B

Surf, email, stream HD video, on-line game, make Internet phone calls–simultaneously

3 internal antennas deliver maximum performance and range

Automatically adjusts to the needs of Internet, voice, video and gaming applications (QoS)

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In the News

 /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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