Router Configuration User Interfaces
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Ten... dual-band wireless routers
COMMENTS
Re: Surprised...
"easiest to configure"????
Only if you have a Mac/ Windows desktop/ laptop... Us penguins are left out in the cold... Unless you want to fiddle with Wine or VMs running XP and the like...
WTF can't it come with a simple web-based admin UI like almost all other routers?
Re: Surprised...
I'm very surprised at the lack of an Airport. I'm staunchly anti-apple, but the Airport Extreme is the only Apple device I allow in the house. I only use it as a 5Ghz access point, but its rock solid.
Stability
I have a veritable graveyard of routers in my house (mostly Netgear, I have to say, because of their ubiquity and my familiarity of setting them up). Every one has given me stability problems. I thought I'd try out a combination of a Draytek Vigor 120 modem and Apple's Airport Extreme a few months ago. Since then, I've never needed to reboot either device on any occasion. This makes my family very happy.
Torrentday
I see from the browser bar bookmarks in those screenshots on the last page that the author is a regular visitor to torrentday.
That's an interesting, albeit controversial, choice of 0s and 1s to test out those fancy new routers........
