Netgear WGR614 54MBPS Router FS/trade

[Tonyscoots84]

hey guys i won a netgear generation N router from work today so i dont need the netgear 54mbps G router...

will trade for sps frags... (nice colors)

its used for 2 months brand new condition comes with the box, software, power adapter, cat5 cable and instructions...

 

[Chris5]

Nice pickup Tony,
These are suppose to be the new line in high speed wireless networking the "N" line (up to like 12x faster than "G)...Linksys just came out with one as well looks like a satellite on steriods :lol: .....I have the Linksys "G", no problems here, but couldnt imagine anything faster....Congrats!! :birthday:

 

[Tonyscoots84]

thanks chris..... i was shocked when it came in today wit my name on it and a big congratulations letter in the box.... a couple of my guys also won one 2...

so anyone need a netgear 54 g router for a few sps frags...

 

[cali_reef]

I will trade if you are willing to come get the frags in LI.

 

[Tonyscoots84]

cali sounds like a deal... i think im off on thursday is that an ok day to come... i will be extra money 2 for more frags pm me ur addy and tel. numba cali... thanks

 

[reefman]

did u compare the "g" and the "n" wireless transfer rate on your local network? i don't think it's even close to 12x.

 

[Chris5]

Well being its fairly new still the linksys N anyway, thats what the specs are saying, why, do you think its more or less than 12x, Im curious about upgrading than down the line if its worth it ....

 

[Tonyscoots84]

did u compare the "g" and the "n" wireless transfer rate on your local network? i don't think it's even close to 12x.

nah i didnt compare but it sure does work...

 

[reefman]

besides the hype up speed i think this sums it up nicely:

"802.11n will be faster than g, with speed up to 108Mb bringing wireless standards to a comparable level with wired networks.
However at this time since the full 802.11n standard does not seem to have been finalised, there only seem to be devices that are pre-n.
This means they may have the speeds specified in the n standard, but that it may be done in a proprietary manner making the device incompatible with others from different manufacturer, and that the device may not be updateable to true n compatibility when the standard is finally completed."