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 NY store info |
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$154.99 plus $9.15 shipping plus tax |
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$173.99 FREE shipping plus tax |
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$153.87 plus shipping plus tax |
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$187.98 plus shipping plus tax |
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Good Job
This Access point worked like it was suposed to and it is nice to see....
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One of the most stable Access Points
I'm not sure why other people are having problems with this access point. With the the latest firmware (as of 06/2008) the access points are stable and run for many months without crashing. I've configured 7 of these to cover a 100,000 square foot warehouse with the AP's suspended from the ceiling. No power had to be run to each access Point because they are all power over ethernet - we simply had to get a power over ethernet switch and run a standard ethernet drop to each access point.
Blows BIG TIME
This thing blows big-time. I manage, design, and install networks for a living. I installed this in my house to compliment my new Dell laptop with wireless-N and I can say that my dvd rewinder was a better investment. PoE is pretty cool, which is why I bought it, but it's the only feature that works reliably. Drops connections pretty frequently only to reconnect a few minutes later. Range is good, but even at 10 feet, I reliably get 5% of my internet connection bandwidth. If you're really ...
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