Buffalo unveils draft-N WZR-AMPG300NH router, PC Card

Going over two months without releasing yet another router is quite a feat for Buffalo, but the firm is yet again giving the wireless crowd something to cheer about with its WZR-AMPG300NH. Part of the ever-growing AirStation NFINITI lineup, this draft-N device purportedly plays nice with 802.11a/b/g as well, boasts throughput of around 153Mbps, and includes MIMO technology to make full use of the trio of antennas. You'll also find the typical WPA2 certification, and if you need a WiFi adapter in order to make use of it, the WLI-CB-AMG300N PCMCIA network card fits the bill perfectly. Look for both devices to land in Japan next month (well, we hope) for ¥40,200 ($328), or pick up the router by its lonesome for ¥31,700 ($258).

[Via AkihabaraNews]

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 29th 2007 3:00PM]

WHO THE HELL CARES??

iDAY!!!!!

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 29th 2007 3:11PM]

Look! It's portable DirectTV!!
Nope it's just another heinous "N" router...

[biomekanik Posted Jun 29th 2007 3:14PM]

You forgot to mention how it flys around the room. Someone at Buffalo dreamed of being a helicopter pilot.

[stridermt2k Posted Jun 29th 2007 3:32PM]

Where is the rebel base?

(wowowowowow...)

[werk Posted Jun 29th 2007 3:41PM]

GET TO DA CHOPPA!

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 29th 2007 4:00PM]

I hope this one has an update chipset and better CFE than the previous WZR-RS-G54.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 29th 2007 4:03PM]

I recall looking into routers and learning that Buffalo used a proprietary protocol that was "B/G-compatible", but would only work with other Buffalo equipment. That makes them the devil in my book.