Router needed for my PC
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thor220
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Give this a shot:
http://store.linksys.com/Routers/Linksys-Refurbished-EA2700-DualBand-N600-Router-With-Gigabit_stcVVproductId149471029VVcatId543809VVviewprod.htm
A quality router that supports the latest standards.
http://store.linksys.com/Routers/Linksys-Refurbished-EA2700-DualBand-N600-Router-With-Gigabit_stcVVproductId149471029VVcatId543809VVviewprod.htm
A quality router that supports the latest standards.
Someone Somewhere
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Guys if u like check this Router and others in website since its the only best working website in india
http://www.flipkart.com/netgear-dgn1000-wireless-n-150-router-modem/p/itmdffyscggszhwz?pid=RTRDFFYGZTHEAFYH&ref=8bcb0c85-1b47-442f-9614-6fc76db65976
http://www.flipkart.com/netgear-dgn1000-wireless-n-150-router-modem/p/itmdffyscggszhwz?pid=RTRDFFYGZTHEAFYH&ref=8bcb0c85-1b47-442f-9614-6fc76db65976
Someone Somewhere
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Go for one that at least supports MIMO arrays - one of these: http://www.flipkart.com/tp-link-td-w8961nd-300mbps-adsl2-wireless-modemrouter/p/itmdet9bbdxq3tnn?pid=RTRDET9AGHDZE6HM&ref=001b8131-2b14-4119-b50a-e742c98bebe0
I'd recommend simultaneous dual-band, but they're pricier.
I'd recommend simultaneous dual-band, but they're pricier.
Someone Somewhere
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Dual-band means it can use either the very congested, but widely supported 2.4GHz frequency, and the seldom-used (because devices that support it are uncommon) thus faster 5GHz band. Simultaneous means it can do both at the same time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimo - basically each extra antenna increases your speeds, so long as both devices have that many. 2x2 (two transmit, two receive) is common on laptops and some tablets, but cellphones usually only use 1x1 for space reasons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimo - basically each extra antenna increases your speeds, so long as both devices have that many. 2x2 (two transmit, two receive) is common on laptops and some tablets, but cellphones usually only use 1x1 for space reasons.
Someone Somewhere
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I'd go for the one I linked, unless you're in a very congested area. Also note that only some devices support 5GHz traffic - most will be just as congested as always.
TP-Link is a good brand, I'm not sure about some of the others on there - likely because we don't see many brands here in NZ. Asus, Belkin, Linksys, Vigor and AVM (Fritz!Box) are the others that come to mind.
TP-Link is a good brand, I'm not sure about some of the others on there - likely because we don't see many brands here in NZ. Asus, Belkin, Linksys, Vigor and AVM (Fritz!Box) are the others that come to mind.
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