felixml
join:2003-02-19
Sherman Oaks, CA | Really the BEST!!!
Belkin Pre-N router is BY FAR the best there is.
Best security, the only one for me and my clients |
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user12345123
@198.188.x.x | How or why is Belkin better? |
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tcp1
Premium
join:2000-04-17
Herndon, VA | reply to felixml
So, what becomes of the Pre-N routers, like the F5D8230? Firmware upgrade possible to draft 802.11n? Any word from Belkin? I can't find it.. |
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felixml
join:2003-02-19
Sherman Oaks, CA | I do not upgrade anything that works well.
(MSFT is a different story)
And they do work exceptionally well.
Why bother? |
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tcp1
Premium
join:2000-04-17
Herndon, VA | I see your point -- but I guess I better go buy up a few Pre-N
NICs, since they're probably not too long for this world.. |
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bnetdog
join:2003-07-21
Alamo, CA
| what happened to dlink, netgear and buffalo N products?
I heard about a week or two ago that dlink,netgear and buffalo were releasing wireless-N products. What happened to those hitting the store shelves? I see that both netgear and dlink have them listed under their products, but I cannot find them on any online stores. Any word on these? |
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felixml
join:2003-02-19
Sherman Oaks, CA | most stores do NOT have them yet.
Buy a Pre-N Belkin, no need to wait |
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TKJunkMail
Enjoy the sun
Premium
join:2002-03-03
Avalon, NJ
 ·Sprint Mobile Broa..
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said by bnetdog  :I heard about a week or two ago that dlink,netgear and buffalo were releasing wireless-N products. What happened to those hitting the store shelves? I see that both netgear and dlink have them listed under their products, but I cannot find them on any online stores. Any word on these? It takes a while to fill the pipes to the retail outlets. All those wireless routers have to be built and then shipped over from China to get in the stores. Give it a few weeks, then they should start to appear.
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Okman
join:2001-10-01
92714 | I'll wait a year
for them to work out the bugs |
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majortom1981
join:2004-08-26
Lindenhurst, NY
| Pre-n is good
I bought my gf a netgear pre-n card.
Pre-n equipment is awesome. always full speed on a 802.11g router. Always full signal.
The bad part is that I bought a netgear card. their driversd are horrid and like to conk out on dell laptops.
Anyway once the belkin products come out ill buy them in an instant.
If the n spec products are better then the pre-n spec ones then It will be awesome  |
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DaSneaky1D
one wall to block them all
Premium,MVM
join:2001-03-29
The Lou
·Charter Pipeline
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Re: Really the BEST!!!
said by user12345123 :
How or why is Belkin better?
It's not even worth asking that question. His post is totally unqualified. Similar post of his are of the same type. He likes Belkin, so you should too. That's about the extent of that reasoning.
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claykin
join:2003-08-22
Fort Lauderdale, FL | reply to felixml
Current Belkin Pre-N is based on Airgo chipsets. This new draft N prouct is based on an Atheros chipset. Your continued satisfaction mileage may vary!!! |
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imtim83
You All Deserve The Economic Meltdown
Premium
join:2001-06-03
Kenner, LA | The beginning of ...
Thats the beginning of hurricane season! Sure hope they have alot of extras |
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FiL
Premium
join:2005-08-16
Silver Spring, MD
| Im coppin' one too...
Nothing like a good ole, reliable piece of Belkin. Im pretty sure I can crap on my wireless usb, wipe my ass with the router, flush both pieces down the toilet, go to the sewage treatment facility, reclaim my waste, wash them in clorine BLEACH, plug em and STILL have em working in tip-top shape. |
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FiL
Premium
join:2005-08-16
Silver Spring, MD
| as a matter of fact, I wouldnt even have to wipe off my fecal matter; it'd serve as a secondary physical firewall against my envoius buddies.
Im also a firm believe in, if it works, and works, and you try to f'it-up, but it still works, stick with the company. THATS how you gain customer loyalty. Plus their products are cheap in price compared to the bogus Netgears and Linksys plug and pray your first click doesnt demolish your pc products. |
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felixml
join:2003-02-19
Sherman Oaks, CA
 ·DSL EXTREME
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It's not even worth asking that question. His post is totally unqualified. Similar post of his are of the same type. He likes Belkin, so you should too. That's about the extent of that reasoning.
Just to trash this statement.
I install networks for major corporations, AND run a Consulting firm for 25+ YEARS (51 MCSEs and Cisco certs).
WE NOT ONLY TEST ALL AVAILABLE ROUTERS under very stringent conditions, but also use them ourselves in our own houses before recommending to anyone.
So that is all I have to say about that... |
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FiL
Premium
join:2005-08-16
Silver Spring, MD | Owned?
Yea, Owned. |
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bignate
join:2005-12-05
Austin, TX | 300mbps?
hey,
can anyone tell me this: why does anyone need a 300 mbps wireless router? who on this board has a 300 meg connecttion that they need a wireless router that can do the same? |
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Cel Blade
join:2006-03-03
| said by bignate :hey, can anyone tell me this: why does anyone need a 300 mbps wireless router? who on this board has a 300 meg connecttion that they need a wireless router that can do the same? Are you kidding me? Routers aren't for Internet solely, they use them for file transfer between local PCs. |
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bignate
join:2005-12-05
Austin, TX | i understand that but i guess the 50 meg 802.11g isnt fast enough?
making a bunch of transfers in the hundreds of gigs are we? |
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