wouldn't they be preferable for those wanting the latest Wireless N standards?
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Re: Thomson TG789n Available soon?
It looks awesome, and would definitely work - But currently we are working on a more cost-efficient product, that we can buy in bulk.
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Re: Thomson TG789n Available soon?
Thanks Kris,
I'd be wary buying anything in bulk that is not current, even these don't have Gigabit ports on the LAN, but at least they are 'N'. It may be just me, but I can't see how buying into trailing edge technology is cost effective. These days not many people are going to invest in a wireless router that is not 'N'. That's why in the end I just bought a ST516 and the Linksys ATA.
I'd be wary buying anything in bulk that is not current, even these don't have Gigabit ports on the LAN, but at least they are 'N'. It may be just me, but I can't see how buying into trailing edge technology is cost effective. These days not many people are going to invest in a wireless router that is not 'N'. That's why in the end I just bought a ST516 and the Linksys ATA.