Netgear announced a dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi router, aimed at home users but featuring a 3x3 antenna array and high-power amplifiers for greater bandwidth and range. The N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router runs Linux on a new Broadcom processor, offers dual USB 2.0 ports, provides four gigabit Ethernet ports, and supports up to 900Mbps combined throughput, claims the company.
The N900 is aimed at consumers with demanding bandwidth requirements, including those who use wireless for 3D and HD video streaming, multiplayer gaming, and data backup, says Netgear. The company recently announced a N600 home router selling for the same $180 price. Like the N900, the N600 runs on embedded Linux, and... »read more

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