TRENDnet AC3200 Tri Band Wireless Router

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/19/2015 10:38 AM | source: | 1 comment(s)

This next generation WiFi router features three concurrent wireless networks-two separate ultra-performance 1,300 Mbps WiFi AC networks and a 600 Mbps WiFi N network

"Three separate extreme WiFi bands can handle all devices in the busiest connected home," stated Sonny Su, technology director of TRENDnet. "SmartConnect technology further increases performance by automatically migrating faster WiFi AC devices to the highest performing WiFi AC band."

AC3200 Tri Band Wireless Router

Three concurrent WiFi bands maximize device networking speeds
AC3200: 1300 Mbps AC1 + 1300 Mbps AC2 + 600 Mbps N bands
SmartConnect automatically migrates faster AC devices to the highest performing WiFi AC band
Beamforming technology increases real-time performance by directing stronger wireless signals to your specific location
Pre-encrypted WiFi for your convenience
All Gigabit wired ports
SuperSpeed USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 share ports
Extreme performance 1 GHz dual core processor
Create isolated guest networks
TEW-828DRU MSRP: USD 279.99

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#5032590 Posted on: 03/20/2015 01:43 AM

Nifty but I can't see much use for it. I don't see anyone needing that much LAN bandwidth in one WiFI AP bubble. The only way I could see this being of any use is:

1) A situation where creating a WAN for 2 or 3 APs with cable is not feasible and that's not very likely IMHO.

2) I need to set up a temporary WAN and I can't run Ethernet cable for some reason.

WiFi is great and all but it is subject to radio interference; Ethernet cable is not. I'd rather lay down some cable, create a WAN and then cable up all the routers to that WAN; No chance of radio interference buggering the WAN that way.

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