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1. Netgear 11n Draft 2.0 upgrade released

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   Netgear has quietly released new firmware for its WNR854T RangeMax Next Wireless Router - Gigabit Edition wireless router. Netgear has quietly released new firmware for its WNR854T RangeMax Next Wireless ...

2. Consumer Electronics Show 2007

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   ...  of apocalypse in Las Vegas Ruckus Wireless intros 'Video-Grade' USB wireless adapter OQO releases model 02 UMPC HD DVD slams Blu-ray, talks innovation Netgear and BitTorrent ...

3. Draft 11n performance disappoints in latest Tom's Networking tests

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   ... device, Higgins tested new draft 11n routers from Buffalo, Linksys, and Netgear. Test results indicate that throughput rates for these draft 11n components dropped below that of a reference 802.11g WLAN ...

4. True MIMO now three steps closer to removing the cable from cable TV

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   ... a significant margin. Airgo's leading chipset customers are Linksys, D-Link, and Netgear. All are currently offering wireless networking components using Airgo's Gen3 chipset, while at the same time offering ...

5. Netgear ships draft 802.11n-compliant wireless-enabled ADSL2+ modem router

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     Netgear announced that it is now shipping what it claims is the world's first wireless-enabled ADSL2+ modem router based on the new draft 802.11n specification. Netgear announced that it is now ...

6. USRobotics going slow on draft 11n

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   ... The announcement makes USRobotics the first member company of the Enhanced Wireless Consortium (EWC) to back off from the rush to market. Testing of initial draft 11n products from Linksys, Netgear and ...

7. Interop 2006: Some vendors plow ahead with 802.11n despite vote failure

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   As members of the IEEE fail to come to an agreement over the first complete attempt at an 802.11n wireless networking standard, D-Link, Linksys (Cisco Systems), and Netgear all stand ready to produce ...

8. D-Link also spreading its draft 11n bets, this time with Marvell

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   ... our lead chip vendor for draft 11n products", Kelley told Tom's Networking. Kelley also said that products based on Marvell's chipsets would be announced in the "next couple of weeks." D-Link joins Netgear ...

9. Netgear picks another draft 11n dance partner

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   Netgear today decided to spread its bets in the draft 802.11n WLAN competition with a slight change to its product line-up. Netgear today decided to spread its bets in the draft 802.11n WLAN competition ...

10. Buffalo announces Broadcom-based draft 11n line

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    ... Buffalo's announcement said the products have the "ability to produce data rates near 300Mbps", similar to other draft-11n products announced last week by Netgear. The Router and AP features an external ...

11. Netgear enters draft 11n race partnered with Marvell

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    Netgear today announced that it has begun shipping draft 802.11n compliant networking products that use 802.11n draft-compliant chipsets from Marvell. Santa Clara (CA) - Netgear today announced that ...

12. D-Link first to announce draft 11n products

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    ... approach is the same as taken by Netgear with its RangeMax 240 router that is based on Airgo's 240 Mbps MIMO technology, which is not draft-11n compliant. Also not mentioned in D-Link's announcement is ...

13. Airgo confirms "draft 11n" products will cripple neighboring 11b/g networks

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    ... by a chipmaker of behavior that TomsNetworking documented two months ago in its review of Netgear's RangeMax 240. The Netgear product is based on Airgo's third-generation chipset that uses a 40 MHz wide ...

14. NETGEAR says draft 11n gear coming soon

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    NETGEAR is taking advantage of this week's CeBIT show to announce its "intent" to "launch" wireless gear that is compliant with the draft 802.11n specification "in the first half of 2006. Hanover (Germany) ...

15. Thinking about upgrading to 11n now? Think Twice

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    ... were brought to light by the recent test of Netgear's RangeMax 240 products by Tom's Networking. Both interference problems with neighboring 802.11b/g wireless LANs and inefficient throughput sharing in ...