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by kweckstrom,
Sep 19, 2003
Pros: Easy config, Very good signal strength, Replaceable antennas, cheap.
Cons: It isn't free.
The Bottom Line: It's cheap, it's effective, and can be used in conjunction with a WET11 to make a cheap agnostic repeater. I have no reservations about this unit. Buy it.
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by dmatsumo,
Jun 7, 2003
Pros: Quick configuration, good range, excellent compatibility
Cons: Must upgrade to get the pros listed above. =)
The Bottom Line: If you want to go wireless cheaply and easily, this is your best bet if you don't need an integrated switch or router. A signal booster is available, too!
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by tortugap,
Oct 14, 2002
Pros: Easy setup, drivers updated often, build quality, general product quality
Cons: Not well documented change in drivers
The Bottom Line: A well built piece of hardware, with easy setup and configuration software
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by emtinmaine81,
Mar 16, 2003
Pros: Easy to set up, good price, quality name brand
Cons: Wireless signal is on the same frequency as 2.4 GHz cordless phones
The Bottom Line: Definitely recommended for people who want to share a high speed internet connection wirelessly, and still get high speeds.
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by J_L_Haupt,
Dec 7, 2002
Pros: Inexpensive, high quality access point with easy to use administration
Cons: Nearly impossible to find external antennas to boost range
The Bottom Line: The WAP-11 is a great way to extend your network beyond the limits of wires, but activate the WEP security feature so no one else has access to your network.
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by hyspeed,
Jan 16, 2003
Pros: Easy Setup, Works GREAT with other Linksys 4 port router, manageability with Web Interface
Cons: Weak signals through floors, but it DOES work through them
The Bottom Line: BUY IT AND WORK FROM HOME IN BED!
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by mcrone,
May 30, 2003
Pros: Compatible with the WEP-11 right out of the box
Cons: lost link once after 4 days of use
The Bottom Line: If you want to bridge 2 wired networks then it is a great solution.
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by nc10,
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Jul 17, 2002
Pros: Easy setup, and configuration, 24/7 toll free tech support
Cons: The latest WAP11 version needs new firmware to be compatible with all network cards
The Bottom Line: The WAP 11 is one of the easiest wireless access points to set up and run, and is backed by 24/7 toll free tech support.
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by mykel8,
Oct 10, 2002
Pros: Affordable 802.11b wireless solution... Works great! Stable as a rock!
Cons: Range not *great*, required a "network restart" when I first installed it, slow throughput
The Bottom Line: The WAP11 is an affordable, reliable device that truly lets you go wireless in your environment!
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by backslashdot,
Jan 10, 2003
Pros: Out of box and on the web in under 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
Cons: Understand the some have problems with support.
The Bottom Line: Get rid of the wires! This device is simple to use with great features.
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