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F5D82314 - Belkin N1 300Mbps 802.11/b/g/n Wireless Router
F5D82314 - Belkin N1 300Mbps 802.11/b/g/n Wireless Router
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Belkin
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Manufacturer:
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Condition:
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Felton Rosalyn
Verified Buyer
A sensible choice for anyone needing better range and speed than cheaper super-G routers can provide Belkin was the first to launch an 802.11n-based router - before the draft specification was even agreed - known as Pre-N. The N1 is the companys new ...
Barbabas Takeshi
Verified Buyer
The Belkin N1 is very easy to use
Koh Aphrodite
Verified Buyer
SETUP/EASE OF USE Belkin has outdone itself: The N1 router has a slick design and much easier setup process. A removable sticker on the N1 shows you exactly which steps to perform, and the completely redesigned setup program—now with an Apple look a...
Atalaya Atul
Verified Buyer
Good: The Belkin N1 is extremely user-friendly, with an idiot-proof setup guide and an impressive network-status display. And it still leads the pack with its service-and-support package. Bad: Though the Belkin N1 performed admirably for having only the mixed-mode option, it still fell well short of expectations for 802.11n networking equipment. Bottomline: With its easy-to-grasp status icons, up-to-date security options, and stellar support, the Belkin N1 router is on the path to 802.11n wireless networking stardom, but like other Draft N devices, its performance fails to impress.
Atalaya Mensch
Verified Buyer
The Belkin N1 Wireless Router F5D8231-4 is Belkins first contribution to the 802.11 draft-n market. Belkin has made some dramatic improvements in the usability department, but like all the draft-n routers Ive seen, its performance just isnt up to ...
Amadeo Andrei
Verified Buyer
Belkin was one of the first networking vendors to deliver a router that supported the draft 802.11n wireless standard and yet it's only now that it has launched a version that incorporates an ADSL modem. If it's style you're after then the N1 Wireless Mod...
Allianora Voss
Verified Buyer
The N1 retains the basic form factor of previous Belkin routers, but this one has had a black glossy makeover and looks quite stylish. Its a draft-N four-port Wi-Fi router based on the XPAN chipset by Atheros. It features the usual wireless securi...
Ethelind Yehudi
Verified Buyer
Belkin was one of the first companies to ship a “Draft-N” product. The Belkin N1 Wireless Router F5D8231-4 also introduced a new look for wireless routers. Rather than a design that could be mounted vertically or horizontally, the N1 is clearl...
Neysa Birck
Verified Buyer
An intuitive status display makes this router unique, and users will enjoy its easy installation. Unfortunately, although the Belkin N1 Wireless Router F5D8231-4, has been given an update since we last reviewed it, its high price and relatively poor ...
Ormsby Korwin
Verified Buyer
The next Wi-Fi standard, 802.11n, has been mired in the standards-setting process since 2004. This standard promises theoretical speeds as high as 540Mbit/sec., which is 50 times faster than 802.11b and as much as 10 times faster than 802.11a and 802....
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