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Netgear WNB2100
$100.00
Released June, 2010
The Pros:Convenient router and adapter bundle that offers wireless N connectivity, great for households with older computers or wireless B products. Comes with a stand meaning it can be arranged vertically or horizontally. Simple to setup with a useful web based interface.
The Cons:Inconsistent wireless connection, might be caused by the internal components over heating. Can interfere with wireless home phones, users will need to adjusts the channels to see which one works best. Wireless adapter drivers does not work well in Vista 64 bit.
The Netgear WNB2100 is a mid-priced wireless router. In promotion, Netgear emphasizes the fact that the WNB2100 allows you to upgrade your home network to Wireless-N (802.11n), thereby allowing you to simultaneously stream HD video, make VoIP calls and play online games.
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Netgear's Push 'N Connect feature allows you to connect computers to the router with the push of a button. Security is a priority with Netgear's routers, and the WNB2100 is no exception. There is a traffic meter that measures Internet usage, and the router has double firewall protection, denial-of-service attack prevention, as well as intrusion detection and prevention. The live parental controls allow you to customize your browsing experience, so that you have no surprises. To use the Netgear WNB2100, you need Broadband Internet service with an Ethernet connection, as well as one of the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows Vista, XP, 2000, Mac OS, UNIX or Linux (with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or an equivalent web browser).
Features
- USB adapter
- Push 'N Connect
- Wi-Fi protected access
- Live parental controls
- Multiple SSID support
- Traffic meter to measure Internet usage
- Double firewall protection
- Denial-of-service (DoS) attack prevention
- Intrusion detection and prevention
- Dimensions: 3.42" x 1.09" x .53"
- Weight: 0.76oz.
- Stand
- Ethernet cable
- Power adapter
- Resource CD
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Convenient router and adapter bundle that offers wireless N connectivity, great for households with older computers or wireless B products
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Comes with a stand meaning it can be arranged vertically or horizontally
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Simple to setup with a useful web based interface
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Strong wireless throughput performance, when it works
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Inconsistent wireless connection, might be caused by the internal components over heating
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Can interfere with wireless home phones, users will need to adjusts the channels to see which one works best
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Wireless adapter drivers does not work well in Vista 64 bit
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