MrSinatra;316484 Wrote: > the obvious requirement for N has nothing to do with slim, and > everything to do with the router. > > a LOT of wireless networks are BETTER when the router need only support > N instead of a mixed mode of G and N or B, G and N. > > it would be nice for slim to allow customers to pick N so mixed mode > was not made a necessity. > > it is problematic that the N standard is not official, but when it is a > fw upgrade should allow todays recent draft N stuff to be official, so i > don't see why that should stop slim. > > i use a d-link 655 as well and think its a great router, (it does N > btw), and i think linksys is more often than not totally junk. netgear > stuff is good too from my exposure to it. (i used to think d-link was > junk after some years ago bad exp's, but this router got such rave > reviews i gave it a shot and it hasn't disappointed. very good imo)Thats one > thing I really like about my netgear N router. It doesn't have any problem with mixed speeds. No need to turn off any of the advanced settings.
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