To be honest, I'm still not sold on the concept. My folks would still have no idea what they are doing, or what things like WPA or WPA2 or WEP mean; and even if they made it through the setup, they would be confused as to why their laptops aren't connected to the internet (hint, they didn't connect to the network there). And mind you, my father is a PhD in physics. So it would still need setup by someone who knows what they are doing, which kind of makes the touchscreen a one off expense that would be never used again and is not needed in the first place.

Hard to judge it without first using it. Personally i think this looks very promising and will be following the reviews to come out.

it looks like a desk phone.

A screen on a router seems about as useful as a boner in prison

Hell yes! It functions as a clock also, runs to the store. :banana: It is a nice concept if you are able to have every setting for the router accessible via touch screen.

I wouldn't kick it out of bed for farting, put it that way