Linksys Wireless-N Gigabit Router WRT310N
After installing two of these, I have to give credit to Linksys for providing such an easy-to-understand install for the Linksys Wireless-N Gigabit Router WRT310N.
Wireless routers can be tricky. They don’t have to be but they generally are. In fact, some are often nearly impossible. (Hello D-Link.) So when a wireless install is 1) simple, and 2) works, its noteworthy.
Of course, if the router stank that would be a bummer. However, this router is awesome. How awesome? In a 8000-sq.ft., two-story private residence it reached to nearly every spot upwards as well as outwards. And that was using the “g-protocol.” Using the “n-protocol” (and a genuine gigabit switch and new cat-6 cabling) was outrageous in its range and speed even though only described as a mid-range wireless router.
Plus, it is perhaps the most attractive (non-apple) router I have installed.
I have installed two WRT310N’s so far, and I look to install more in the future.
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Sub-Xero 5:16 pm on December 8, 2009 Permalink |
Mikeo Mongo my brother. What happened to you man? What happened to good old fashioned zany Giant Superstar? Now all I see is boring household name. Yeah yeah much has changed in Mike’s life no more beatin round us tiny bushes no more, you gone up in the world playa, now its all tech this and real that. Well its all a lil too down to earth to me. Just cos you’re workin off a new steam now don’t mean you gotta write it as well as live it. Break the rules again post a wacky fact. Don’t make me come over there!
-SUB