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hubrisnxs

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FiOS GigE Wireless "N" Router $79.99

sweet, price reduced! might get me one! :]

»teleproducts.verizon.com/fios/in···Products


Jackarino
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now its an even better deal



RedCaliSS
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Woo Hoo great find, just ordered one to replace an old tired Rev D



Smith6612
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That looks like a more reasonable price



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said by hubrisnxs:

sweet, price reduced! might get me one! :]

»teleproducts.verizon.com/fios/in···Products

What Revision is this? I'm router shopping myself and a great Wireless N with Gig E ports at this price sounds awesome.

hubrisnxs

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rev I wireless n and gig e ports



Chris 313
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Great. And this is the latest that has been put out? Also, do you know if this router would work on things other then FiOS?



More Fiber
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Yes, it's a standard router and can be used with other ISPs.



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said by More Fiber:

Yes, it's a standard router and can be used with other ISPs.

Cool. That's what I'm interested in since I'm a cable user. Ya'll FiOS users have some neat toys.


Jackarino
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Yes, yes we do



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said by Jackarino:

Yes, yes we do

I'm reading what I think is the Rev I datasheet and it doesn't say anything about usage monitoring ability that I've found. Do you have anything to say about that? I use DD-WRT on my current router and it has usage meters built in.


Jackarino
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I haven't actually gone that into the RevI so I wouldn't know for sure



Chris 313
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Ok. If anyone knows the answer to my question, feel free to chime in. If I go for this, this'll be my first Actiontec anything. I've used Linksys stuff since the beginning back in 2005.



More Fiber
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No usage meters.

Also not the fanciest 802.11n router available. Only 2.4Ghz band. No 5Ghz. No 40Mhz channels.
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said by More Fiber:

No usage meters.

Also not the fanciest 802.11n router available. Only 2.4Ghz band. No 5Ghz. No 40Mhz channels.

That's a problem for me. Since I count on my usage. And if I'm gonna spend any money, I'm looking for latest, greatest and to be able to change the firmware. I'd be using it for 3-5 years, maybe longer depending on speed upgrades.


Zero

join:2009-07-01
Collegeville, PA

You might want to look into one of the new draft 802.11ac wireless routers if you're looking for the latest and greatest combined with feature rich features. That's usually going to come from the main router OEMs like Linksys, Netgear, D-Link, etc. ISP partnered OEMs typically don't have the latest and greatest features to cut down on cost and support for the ISPs.



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said by Zero:

You might want to look into one of the new draft 802.11ac wireless routers if you're looking for the latest and greatest combined with feature rich features. That's usually going to come from the main router OEMs like Linksys, Netgear, D-Link, etc. ISP partnered OEMs typically don't have the latest and greatest features to cut down on cost and support for the ISPs.

Yes. I've heard about those. Until the 802.11ac line is finished and made standard, I won't be going for one. Mine will probably be a latest Wireless N to be used sometime later this year or into next. But we'll see. I'm looking for a certain set of features, etc. So, there is is. It's nice to have options and I'm grateful for the info I found out here.


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I recommend this..

»www.amazon.com/Linksys-EA2700-Ap···s+ea2700



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Yeah, I was looking at the E-4200. When I actually go and buy, I bet it'll be like a E-5000 or something


itguy05

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Carlisle, PA

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I wouldn't touch a Linksys anything after their debacle with firmware upgrades from a few weeks ago. Sorry, I'm not going to let them have control over my router. Ever.

»www.theverge.com/2012/7/2/313173···ct-cloud

»www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/a···oar.html

There is no need to have a router rely on a web service for connection, configuration, or anything else. Their stuff isn't that great anyway.

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