Love my KR1. The specs on KR2 look good, but why only 10/100 Ethernet ports? Sure, it's more than sufficient to handle the EVDO traffic, but with NAS, media-sharing, etc., doesn't it make sense to go with 1G ports in addition to the 802.11n?
By the way, I just got back from a Xmas trip from VA to Cape Cod and back, with the KR1 serving internet all the way (exernal antenna on the roof, Sprint network). Kids in the back you-tubing on their laptops for hours. Love it.
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By the way, I just got back from a Xmas trip from VA to Cape Cod and back, with the KR1 serving internet all the way (exernal antenna on the roof, Sprint network). Kids in the back you-tubing on their laptops for hours. Love it.