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Re: FIOS TV and the Actiontec and speed If you ask for a replacement will:
1. you be guaranteed one that supports 802.11n (for example, I know with STBs they wont guarantee a specific version)
2. you be put on some new plan which charges a monthly fee for the router
Or, if anyone cares to respond, can anyone recommened a specific router you have purchased and use in lieu of the actiontec?
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hubrisnxs
join:2009-12-30
Fountain Valley, CA
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1 edit | just a side note, verizon's Wireless N Actiontec isn't the Full 300 MB Wireless N. So if I were looking for wireless N, I wouldn't even really consider the actiontec. That's just my opinion. It's a 2.4 GHZ 160MB wireless N single Radio. And if you think about that, When would you ever go to Amazon or Best Buy and Search for a Wireless N and When would a 2.4 GHZ 160MB wireless N single Radio, Ever be in the running for what you are spending your money on. For the price is it a value, ya know? Which is better than the others, but is it really good enough or worth it? not in my opinion. I need 5ghz or die |
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guppy_fishPremium
join:2003-12-09
Lakeland, FL
kudos:1 Reviews:
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| said by hubrisnxs:just a side note, verizon's Wireless N Actiontec isn't the Full 300 MB Wireless N. So if I were looking for wireless N, I wouldn't even really consider the actiontec. That's just my opinion. It's a 2.4 GHZ 160MB wireless N single Radio.
Only for the rev "F", the "G" and "I" are 300mbs
»www.actiontec.com/products/datas···heet.pdf |
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hubrisnxs
join:2009-12-30
Fountain Valley, CA
kudos:1 | it's advertised falsely, when you get the router, the wireless N page says
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Access to the Router's network can be restricted to wireless devices using either 802.11b/g (11 Mbps/54 Mbps) or 802.11n (130Mbs) wireless devices. Select the option that best applies to your wireless network. Then click Apply button to save your settings.
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