We're not sure how this is
much different than all those
pre-n routers
that have been floating around for a while, since a device that holds to the draft specifications of
802.11n
still has quite a slim chance to actually work with official 802.11n devices. But that's not stopping Netgear from
releasing a new line of RangeMax Next wireless products, which tout 300Mbps speeds and HD video streaming power. The
WNR854T router supports gigabit Ethernet, while both the router and WN511T use MIMO (multi-in, multi-out) to reach
those 802.11n speeds. It seems we've waited so long for 802.11n products that it has lost a lot of its appeal, but
we're sure Netgear will find a way to keep busy.
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