New 802.11n Wireless Routers
Thursday, May 1st, 2008As more products hit store shelves with the promise of Wi-Fi connectivity, more households and small businesses are getting rid of their wired networks. However, while 802.11g has been the standard for quite some time, 802.11n — in beta form — has begun to replace 802.11g with its faster speeds and longer range. Netgear’s “n” router costs $125; its older “g” router is $80.