Routers Go To The Nth Degree to Get Attention

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Edimax BR-6504n nMax Wireless

802.11n Broadband Router

Link: http://reviews.cnet.com/routers/edimax-br-6504n-nmax/4505-3319_7-32854244.html?tag=rtcol;txt

Price $80 bucks.

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The Word from Apple Internists

(they take apart new models to see what's inside)

is the new iPod Touch 32G and 64G model has a

WiFi chip that has the NextGen 802.11N class speed,

just like the New EdiMax Router...

As ArTechnica Tells us at: http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/09/ipod-touch-teardown-reveals-80211n-hardware-room-for-camera.ars

Hmmm....

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So What's All The HoopLa about

802.11N

Anyway?

What does IEEE 802.11n provide that 802.11g does not?

IEEE 802.11n provides improved wireless coverage, reliability and speed.

The improved performance of 802.11n means you have better wireless
coverage with fewer dead spots around your home/office,
and enough bandwidth to

surf the Internet,
download MP3s,
make Internet phone calls,
share files,
play network games, and
stream high-definition videos,

simultaneously.

From this Link: http://wlan.smc.com/faqs.php#faq5

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Which brings us back to Verizon's MiFi Goodies

A Pocket HotSpot Where ever You GO...

Link: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/05/verizon-mifi-personal-wi-fi-coming-this-month/


About $100 bucks too!

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Wingman, Kool Gadget Hunter... Has Pith Trojan Helmet, Will Travel.

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