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Netgear HD/Gaming WNHDEB111
$140.00
Released January, 2008
The Pros:A great idea for the select few who have expensive/extensive networking equipment but no wireless. Allows those with Wireless G routers to run dual wireless networks at the same time. Vastly improves throughput and range of previous generation wireless technologies.
The Cons:The same price as a wireless N router - a poor choice for those who simply wish to expand a non-wireless network, upgrade from an 802.11B/G device. Most devices function just fine with 802.11G. Requires the latest compatible hardware to see any performance gains.
The Netgear HD/Gaming WNHDEB111 is a wireless media streamer / bridge that lets you quickly add the 5GHz wireless-N capability to your existing router. It’s not for everybody, as most applications can function just fine with a standard Wireless-N connection.
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It’s primarily geared for users trying to bridge or repeat a Wireless-N connection to wired networking devices for either HD streaming or Internet gaming. It can be used to either function as an access point (AP) or wireless bridge. Additional features include automatic Quality of Service (QoS) for jitter-free streaming; support for ad-hoc connections; and compatibility with any network-attached storage or gaming device.
Features
- Wireless Media Streamer
- 5GHz Wireless-N Capability
- High-Performance Network Gaming
- Multiple HD Video Streaming
- Automatic Quality of Service
- Access Point / Wireless Bridge
- 1-Year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- Standards: IEEE 802.11n; IEEE 802.11a, 5.0 GHz
- Security: WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, WEP
- Warranty: 1 Year
Package Contents
- Two (2) 5 GHz Wireless-N HD Access Point/Bridges (WNHDE111)
- Two (2) Stands
- Two (2) Ethernet cables
- Setup CD
- Two (2) 12V, 1.0A power adapters, localized to country of sale
- Warranty/support information card
User Reviews (2)
Pros & Cons
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a great idea for the select few who have expensive/extensive networking equipment but no wireless
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allows those with Wireless G routers to run dual wireless networks at the same time
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vastly improves throughput and range of previous generation wireless technologies
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secured with WPA and WPA2 encryption
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can also act as a bridge - connects to your router wirelessly, allowing nearby non-wireless devices access
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vertical orientation saves space
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the same price as a wireless N router - a poor choice for those who simply wish to expand a non-wireless network, upgrade from an 802.11B/G device
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most devices function just fine with 802.11G
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requires the latest compatible hardware to see any performance gains
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