Linksys iPhone CIT300 - USB VoIP wireless phone - DECT\GAP - Skype

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Get cordless handset convenience when you use Skype! Now your don't have to sit in front of your computer when you want to talk to your friends. The Linksys cordless Dual-Mode Internet telephony kit comes with the handset, charger, and a USB base station that plugs into your computer. Dual-Mode capability lets you choose whether to make calls over a standard telephone line or with the Skype application running on your PC. Just select who you want to talk to from your contact list on your Handset, press a button, and get ready to talk.Of course, the Handset supports SkypeOut dialing as well as your Skype contact list. It rings when you have a Skype or SkypeIn call coming in, and shows the caller's ID on the screen. The Handset also supports call waiting and Skype's optional Voicemail service. When you're on a call, you can hit the Mute button for privacy, or use the speakerphone function to let everyone join in.In short, the Linksys Dual-Mode Cordless Internet telephony kit allows you to choose to make calls to other Skype users or over your existing standard telephone line. You'll get the convenience of a cordless phone and all its features, plus the high-quality voice reception that you get from Skype on your PC, without being tied to your computer.
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 "Not compatible with Windows Vista" 2009-01-17
By X. Lin (MI, USA)
This product is not compatible with Windows Vista. I have to use my old computer to connect this phone. My old computer has Windows XP on it. It works fine with this phone.

 "Overall a great product" 2009-01-12
By Adam J. Hodson
I've had this phone for almost a month now and I'm very satisfied with it. It has great sound quality on both ends and I've talked on it for two hours straight without running out of battery power. The range is pretty good as well. About the only thing negative I can say about it is that the redial function will not work for me. This phone is definately a good buy if you are looking for a cordless voip phone to use with Skype.

 "Great sound quality" 2008-04-17
By Larry Malukas (So Cal)
Pros: Great sound quality, simple to use



Cons: Must configure computers sound system to playback sounds to the phone, so if you play dvd's on your computer you must reconfigure the sound system



Over all: Good system


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Linksys Wireless-B Music System WMLS11B

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The Linksys Wireless-B Music System lets you bring the digital music stored on your computer to your Home Entertainment Center, without running cables through the house. Using a wireless connection, the Music System finally frees your digital music collection from those little computer speakers to play in full glory through your stereo system.|||The Wireless-B Music System sits by your home stereo and connects to it using standard consumer electronics cables. Then it connects to your home network by Wireless-B (802.11b) wireless networking, or if you prefer, it can be connected via standard 10/100 Ethernet cabling. Using the included remote control and the built-in LCD menus, you can browse your MP3 or WMA formatted music collection on your home PCs by title, artist, album, genre, or playlist.
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- Connects your stereo system to a Wireless-B (802.11b) network
- Supports 5.1 channel audio through optical audio connection
- Select songs, lists, and services on the built-in display with the easy-to-use remote control
- Includes high-quality detachable powered "bookshelf" speakers
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 "HealthandU shipper and Linksys Wireless" 2009-05-04
By R. Thomas (Seattle)
Linksys Wireless-B Music System WMLS11B sold as new by HealthandU. Product arrived with damage to internal packaging. Missing CDR essential to use of device. When contacting actual manufacturer, product has been out of service and product for years Three attepts to contact HealthandU by email first at their costumer service site-- no responce. Second through Amazon-- reply and forwrded to "appropriate department for possible replacement". No responce. I replied to previous email that I had not heard from anyone after a week-- no responce. Avoid HealthandU company. Total rip off!!!

 "Complicated internet radio" 2009-04-03
By Marian W. Kiker (Oklahoma City)
I am not of the "digital computer generation." Have an old computer. Attempted to download the cd that came with the radio. Nothing is working right. Probably my fault. But it is not like plugging in a radio and turning it on. Guess I'll keep on trying, but I hate every minute of it and IT'S JUST TOO COMPLICATED!. Just get a few old saggy stations and they have advertisments! Won't do that again. Just going to buy books from now on. The fellow who sold it to me has emailed and sent me some websites. But I am just flat tired of the whole thing.

 "Best in price - listen to all mp3 stations from all over the world." 2009-03-16
By P. Sroka (USA)
Buy it plug it use it.

I really like it and recommend.

Also check http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/wmls11b/

They will explain how to change WMLS into a space ship.

 "Biggest piece of JUNK Ever!!!!" 2009-02-01
By Michael Newell (Monroe, New York United States)
Linksys could not have made a worse product. Terribly disappointed after much luck with their routers over the years.



Save your money, but the Grace Digital Internet Radio. MUCH better, much easier setup, worth every penny.

 "Disappointed with Linksys" 2009-01-23
By Mike Garcia (San Antonio TX)
This product doesnt support WPA Encryption, I would have to hardwire it in to the network or downgrade my network security settings to WEP; I cant do either of those two.



As for the product itself, I liked the removable speakers and It is capable of searching the internet for live streaming media. However, the menu seems a bit ancient.


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Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router with SRX400 WRT54GX4 - Wireless router + 4-port switch - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, 802.11b, 802.11g external

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 "Fabulous" 2009-02-27
By Hairless Ape (Heartland U.S.A.)
Easy setup, customer support walked me thru the part I had no clue about. No where on my property is without the INTERNET now! Fast and STRONG signal. Windows reports EXCELLENT signal strength every where I go with this unit. I LOVE IT!


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Linksys WAP11 Wireless-B Network Access Point

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An external wireless network access point for wireless networks based on the IEEE 802.11b standard
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- High-speed transfer rate of up to 11 Mbps
- Range of operation of up to 150 meters indoors, up to 500 meters outdoors
- Provides roaming, best access point selection, load balancing, and network traffic filtering
- Interoperable with IEEE 802.11b (DSSS) 2.4 GHz-compliant equipment, and supports up to 32 users/nodes
- Router not included, so you cannot connect multiple users to the Internet
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 "Linksys WAP11" 2009-03-18
By Glen Hunsaker
This unit was a good value and worked fine. It did not, however, do what I hoped it would do.

 "Slow but reliable" 2007-08-31
By K. Meyer (Hannibal, mo)
This linksys product has worked for me reliably under a variety of conditions. I would recommend these units to anyone trying to make a short range wireless bridge or a wifi hotspot.

 "OK if you know what you are doing." 2007-04-05
By FatDogInAZ (Arizona)
When I bought this item from "alectrics" it was very cheap, about $20. Now I see the price is up I would get a more modern unit. I alredy owned 3 WAP11's so I needed this to be compatable in a relay type system. Linksys is notroious for having incompatablities between different version of the same model, so beware if you need special features as you may need matched versions, not just matched models. I use this WAP11 as a range extender for my other WAP11's and it works very well.... BECAUSE the versions are an exact match! Don't ignore this warning, I did and it cost me to make it right. A note about buying from "alectrics". I had given them a good review (5) but they kept sending me messages begging for a 5 rating. After the third message in two months I withdrew my reccomendation.

 "Great Customer Service" 2007-02-21
By DIDENPH
Your Lowest Price has the best customer service. I love buying from this company,

 "What a failure..." 2006-06-08
By Chuck G
I bought two of those and I could have written a 5 star review back then, like many people did. Out of the box, its a joy...but after less than 2 years, the failed one after the other and Linksys support said this was common hardward failure. A big waste of money.


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Linksys WCF12 Wireless-B Network CompactFlash Card (Type I)

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Experience the same speed and ease of wireless networking with your CompactFlash Type I ready personal digital assistant (PDA) as you do with your laptop or desktop computer. The Wireless CompactFlash Card is a Type I CompactFlash card that connects directly to your PDA. Just plug it in, and you're ready to share data, printers, or high-speed Internet access over your existing wireless network. Plus, user-friendly software makes it a snap to set up.The Wireless CompactFlash Card is not only easy to install and use, but also powerful. Your PDA can send and receive data at speeds up to 11Mbps. A high-powered, built-in antenna keeps you connected at distances of up to 984 feet. The Wireless CompactFlash Card is also versatile and easily configurable through your PDA.
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- Compatible with Windows CE 3.0 or higher
- Up to 11 Mbps high-speed data transfer rate with automatic fallback
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- Compliant with 802.11b, DSSS, 2.4 GHz Standard
- Supports up to 128-bit WEP encryption security
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 "Good Axim X5 wireless card" 2008-08-30
By FromTheMoonToHeaven
This is a very handy card to help me stay connected to the internet on my Axim X5. It is easy to configure. I wished that it would automatically connect to available networks instead of having to type them in though.

 "Another winner from Linksys" 2005-09-21
By Tim Matthews (Nebraska)
This card was very difficult to install. I had to:



1) Open the package

2) Power up the Zaurus 5500 (V3.10 ROM)

3) Plug in the Linksys card

4) Configure the network connection

5) Surf the net and get email



I wish everything in life was this difficult. :) The WCF12 seems to have very good range. It constantly indicates a higher quality signal strength than the built in wireless card in my Sharp SL6000 in any given location.



I'm not sure how I'd rate power consumption as this is the first and only wireless card I've got for my 5500. The 5500's aren't known for their battery reserves anyway. About 45 minutes of surfing and it's time for a recharge.



It doesn't block the stylus port either which is a big plus. So, sure I'd buy another for my Zaurus anytime.

 "linksys card" 2005-09-15
By Christopher M. Rush
The card took some playing around with but once I got all the software installed it worked ok. I just have to play around with the internet settings to get it to work.

 "Rocks right out of the box!" 2005-09-08
By I. Das (Hartford, CT USA)
First, kudos to Amazon's super speed. Even with "Super Saver" free shipping, I got the item delivered to my New York apartment in less than 36 hours of ordering, eight days before the estimated arrival (shocking, catches you off guard, doesn't it).



Unlike those here that the Wi-Fi card didn't work for, I had a great experience. I have an HP iPaq 2110, with Windows Pocket PC 2003 SE. The Linksys card worked right out of the box, with the software on the CD that was provided (i.e., I did not even need to go to their website to get the latest installation software). The available Wi-Fi networks were detected seamlessly as soon as the card was plugged in. The connection speed is great, and pages load up surprisingly fast (even heavier ones, like Yahoo mail, have exceeded my expectation). So far there has not been a single glitch. I had tried a Sandisk Wi-Fi card prior to this, with disastrous results (apparently Sandisk is getting out of the Wi-Fi business altogether). I could not get my PDA to recognize the card after it went into standby, and in general, connectivity was very erratic, and I had to send it back. Sandisk had blamed it all on "Windows Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition", which they had not guaranteed compatibility with. Neither had Linksys, but their card had no problem with the operating system. The power on the card turns off as it should whenever the PDA goes into standby, and 'wakes up' again when the PDA is turned on, all quite naturally. Thanks to Linksys for a product that finally works.

 "WCF12 and a Sharp Zaurus" 2005-08-23
By D. Hess
Reading a review about the WCF12 and a Zaurus 5500 from user on Amazon almost kept me from buying this device, but then I found a useful tidbit of information. As long as you have updated the Zaurus' ROM, the WCF12 will work right out of the box.


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Linksys Wireless-G Notebook Adapter WPC54G - Network adapter - CardBus - 802.11b, 802.11g

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Wireless-G is the upcoming 54Mbps wireless networking standard that's almost five times faster than the widely deployed Wireless-B (802.11b) products found in homes, businesses, and public wireless hotspots around the country - but since they share the same 2.4GHz radio band, Wireless-G devices can also work with existing 11Mbps Wireless-B equipment.The new Wireless-G Notebook Adapter from Linksys has both standards built in, so you can connect your notebook to existing 802.11b infrastructure, and also the new screaming fast Wireless-G networks. The included Setup Wizard will walk you through configuring the adapter to your network's settings, step by step. Then just slide it into your notebook's PC Card slot and enjoy network access with your notebook computer, while retaining true mobility.Once you're connected, you can keep in touch with your e-mail, access the Internet, and share files and other resources such as printers and network storage with other computers on the network, wherever you wander. At home, you can surf the web or use instant messaging to chat with friends while sitting out on the patio.You'll also be able to connect with any of the growing number of public wireless hotspots springing up in coffee shops, airport lounges, hotels and convention centers. And as those hotspots upgrade to the new high-speed Wireless-G standard, you'll be ready to take advantage of the increased speeds.Get connected to current-standard 802.11b networks today, and be prepared for the future with the Wireless-G Notebook Adapter from Linksys.
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Linksys WKPC54G Wireless-G Network Kit for Notebooks

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Jump-start your wireless network! This Wireless-G Network Kit for Notebooks provides you with a Wireless-G Broadband Router (the heart of your network), and a Wireless-G Notebook Adapter to get your PC connected, quick and easy.
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- Wireless Router and a Wireless PC Card Adapter for your laptop
- Router shares a high-speed cable or DSL Internet connection and other resources with both wired and wireless PCs
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- Features 256-bit WEP encryption
- Compatible with Windows 98SE, Me, 2000, and XP
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 "very good product" 2008-10-17
By B. R. Smith
this product was the perfect gift for my husband to use with his lap top.

 "Works Great, so far" 2008-03-31
By Mark B (NJ)
I bought the Linksys WKPC54G Wireless-G Network Kit for Notebooks on Amazon for a great price ($36.25). I must say I was very apprehensive because of all the negative reviews. I've had a Linksys BEFSR41 4 port wired router for the last 7 years and it has been as solid as a rock. Anyway, I replaced the BEFSR41 with the WRK54G, hooked up all the wired connections (3 total, including a print server) and everything worked. Internet and local network worked fine. Turnkey installation. Next, I installed the CD software for the wireless card on a 4 year old DELL laptop (Windows XP) and everything went okay. The software indicated that it was connected to the router but it said I had no Internet connection. To make a long story short, I powered the router off/on and everything (including my Internet connection) worked fine. One thing I did notice was that anytime I made a change to my wireless settings on the router or laptop (especially wireless security), I had to cycle power on the router. Hardwire connections never had a problem. All in all, this combo works great. Range is pretty good and all my kids wireless game devices have no problem connecting. Buy it if the price is right. I've used it 3 days, only time will tell...

 "having kids suits me just fine..." 2007-11-07
By Mr. Darcy (Fort White, FL USA)
Got them off my computer and didn't have to run wires all around the house. Cheep fits my budget. Behind the curve but didn't have to finance it. Good enough to download and can use it at opposite side of the house at 45% conectivity at fifty feet away.

 "Linksys WKPC54G Wireless-G Network Kit for Notebooks" 2007-08-11
By Roy Bitter (Edgewood, KY USA)
Excellent product, installed without problems, operates as expected. Product was delivered as expected in excellent condition.

 "Unsecured n quick" 2007-07-21
By Pranay Sanghavi (India)
go against what it says. do NOT run any CD, etc. simply plug in the internet wire into the butt hole of this router. and u're online in 5 seconds.



then later on u can try goin thru the manual. amazing speed, very simple, quick n efficient. i approve.


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Cisco WRV210 Wireless-G VPN Router - RangeBooster

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- Former Linksys Business Series
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- Supports four 10/100 wired connections and 802.11g wireless connections for fast network transfers
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 "It Worked for Me!" 2009-03-26
By J. Ferrero (Bozeman, MT, USA)


My experience with the WRV210 has been excellent. This was my first time setting up a VPN. I can assure you that any first time IPSec VPN setup will be tedious. Dealing with routers, modems, firewalls, certificates, and static IP addresses, is no picnic. That said, the WRV210 with QuickVPN client makes the task a good deal easier. I can understand other reviewers, here and elsewhere, that are not as positive regarding the WRV210. But I suspect that their ratings reflect more the tedium of the setup process rather than the device itself. And, face it, no one box, or one piece of software, is going to go out there, find the exact network that you care about, configure the routers, the modems, the firewalls, etc. with the exact functionality that you desire. To credit Linksys, the WRV210 User Guide is extensive. In some 75 pages, they clearly discuss many of the issues involved. The Linksys Online Forum was also great at filling in the blanks.



I also used the great freeware application UltraVNC (rev 1.0.5.3) to add a remote desktop connection capability through my WRV210 VPN "tunnel". It works great. (A big "thank you!" to the UltraVNC developers. My contribution is on the way.) At this point I think that I could write another chapter to the Linksys User Guide or Linksys Forum documenting my experience. I really love the robust features like a maximum of ten VPN clients, and up to four wireless SSID's. My WRV210 setup is in a small commercial studio that offers free Wi-Fi to its customers. The WRV210 wireless capability allowed me to tailor the hotspot for maximum user convenience as well as system security. It even provides a wireless LAN scheduling capability, as well as wireless isolation within a SSID which is great protection for public hotspots.



My VPN setup involves both Windows Vista and Windows XP machines. The WRV210 worked flawlessly with both operating systems. To those small business owners wanting to have a VPN capability like the big guys, the WRV210 is an outstanding cost-effective solution. I highly recommend it.

 "Buggy" 2009-03-08
By B. Vaughn (Texas)
The basic setup is fine but the extras are unreliable. I have not had any issues with the basic routing and wireless functionality of this router but the VPN requires linksys software and has only worked a few times for me. The other function I was interested in was the multiple vlans which does allow you to setup isolated vlans they all exist in the same subnet. Athough the vlans are isolated from each other it would have been nice to be able to create firewall rules to allow traffic to transverse vlans.

 "Not suitable for SOHO or non-windows VPN, or much else" 2009-01-30
By Mike Meyer (Herndon, VA)
I've been using the Linksys [[ASIN: B0002I7288 RV042]] as a SOHO
router for a couple of years now. Works great, recommended, and people
I've recommended it to also like it.

What I expected was a version of that router with a WLAN capability
added. What I got was a cheap home router with a cheap VPN capability.

For starters, the WRV210 is a pain to configure. Hitting "Save" in
Safari would cause Safari to complain about not being able to load the
page, and your configuration changes would be lost. Worse yet, some of
the time this would cause that page to be reset to the default
configuration. Possibly IE would work better, but I shouldn't have to
find and boot a Windows box just to configure a router.

I persisted trying to set it up. Seems that, unlike the RV042, this
router doesn't support PPTP VPNs - which are what you get on Windows
by default, and also on the Mac and iPhone. The options are a Cisco
productonly only available on some versions of Windows, or
IPSEC. Cisco's VPN might be reasonable to set up, but people make
money selling software to configure IPSEC VPN's properly - and still
won't guarantee that two arbitrary vendors products will work
together. This could take some time to get working; on to something
else.

So I tried to setup the firewall. While there's a firewall tab,
there's no "rules" section, and nothing resembling it. Some nice tools
for limiting *outbound* traffic, but that's not really my concern. The
usual port forwarding and port triggering that any cheap router
has. But no way to, for instance, block all traffic between the WAN
and my internal network. Worse yet, there's no 1-1 NAT capability -
just port forwarding and the relatively cheesy DMZ ip address - again
features found on most cheap routers.

Ok, maybe I asked to much of this router. I needed a good SOHO
wireless VPN router. This isn't it. It's missing capability that I
consider critical for a SOHO router. Given the lack of PPTP VPN
support, it isn't even a very good VPN router. Given the
configurationp problems, ti's not a very good router, period.



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- Works as three products in one: a wireless access point, built-in four-port full-duplex 10/100 switch and high-speed router
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- Features SRX400 technology that exceeds the capabilities of the traditional wired Ethernet 10/100 data ports
- Encodes wireless transmissions with industrial-strength WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) encryption
- Compatible with all SRX400-enabled devices and standard Wireless-G and -B equipment
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 "Works very well when set up properly." 2009-04-09
By B. Waggoner (Nevada)
My application is wireless-G in the suburbs with Windows XP SP2 and a cable modem upstream. Windows shows faint signals coming from 4 neighbors in addition to my strong signal. Initial setup was very easy, but my wireless link kept disappearing at random, sometimes coming back in a few minutes, other times not for several hours (unable to reconnect). I used Internet Explorer to log onto the router setup menus 4 times in as many days, changing the wireless channel number, disabling wireless-B, and disabling the "adaptive channel expansion" option. Finally I found a channel with no interference, and the router works perfectly. Having a router with increased range not only boosts your own signal, but also interferes with neighbors and leaves your own router more open to interference from neighbors. So the router works perfectly once you find a wireless channel not being used by anybody else in the neighborhood, but there's no excuse for Windows XP and/or the Linksys router not helping you find an unused channel in the first place. Interference from neighbors on the same channel no doubt causes many of the bad reviews herein and Linksys product returns, so I cannot fathom why they apparently haven't thought about this fundamental issue and come up with a good (i.e. automatic) solution.

 "the router did not work" 2008-11-13
By Jan Travis Fulghum
The router did not work! Linksys tech support is awful and a waste of time! DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!

 "Linksys WRT54GX4 Wireless-G" 2008-05-10
By Joseph Polanco (Ohio)
Linksys products over the years have proven to be less than reliable and the WRT54GX4 may be the culmination of this dubious achievement status.



Like all Linksys products the main issues are functionality, consistency and ease of implementation. I have only thirty years experience in the IT world which perhaps under qualifies me to properly setup these units.



Avoid using these overpriced, under performing products whenever possible and you'll be much happier or disregard this review and find out why millions of people are on a first named basis with Rashis (from Bombay) one of the dozens of friendly customer support individuals sub-contracted by the company to man their very busy customer support lines 24/7. Too bad they can't ad a few more days to the week to take some of the pressure off these nice people.

 "great product" 2008-04-07
By Thomas J. Lund
I got this router and am very pleased with the ease of set-up and the quality of performance.

 "AS GOOD AS N ROUTERS OUT THERE!" 2008-03-08
By J. Reyes (Los Angeles, CA)
After trying to replace the WRT54GX with an N router to get better range, I discovered this router gives me better range than all the N routers I tried: the D-Link DIR-655, the Negear RangeMax Dual Band Wireless N router, and the Belkin N1 wireless router. Okay people, my room is VERY FAR away from the router location, and at least five walls stand in between. I get one bar from the WRT54GX, but it works. The Netgear and the Belkin routers didn't ever register a bar. The D-Link worked but dropped frequently and then locked me out. On a wireless G signal, this router appears to be as fast as the N routers. I have the SRX400 wireless card that goes with it, and when paired up with this routers, its speed is on par with any N card, N router configuration I tried. It's lighting fast. Shame on Linksys for discontinuing support for Windows Vista on adapters for this router, for giving up on its technology basically. It's awesome. I love it and in my opinion, it's the best router out there for my purpose. On a last note, it's been ultra reliable.


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