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GrimUpNorth
18-05-2011, 07:41
Hi All
I know it is either or at the moment, but with the appropriate firmware would the superhub be technically capable of becoming a dual band router?
Sorry if this has been discussed to death already!
Cheers
Grim
Ignitionnet
18-05-2011, 07:49
Nope.
GrimUpNorth
18-05-2011, 07:51
Nope.
So another example of VM making sure their CPE is ahead of the curve :dunce:
Or a way to sell 5GHz adaptors...
Cheers
Grim
kwikbreaks
18-05-2011, 08:28
Or a way to sell 5GHz adaptors
The only one they supply sfaik is 2.4GHz and it comes free with 50Mbps.
Concurrent dual band requires more hardware which many probably wouldn't use.
Cheapest option would be to run superhub on 5GHz and use an old wireless router as a 2.4GHz AP
pip08456
18-05-2011, 09:14
The only one they supply sfaik is 2.4GHz and it comes free with 50Mbps.
Concurrent dual band requires more hardware which many probably wouldn't use.
Cheapest option would be to run superhub on 5GHz and use an old wireless router as a 2.4GHz AP
The D-Link adaptor is 2.4GHz but the Netgear one is dual channel.
kwikbreaks
18-05-2011, 09:33
I got the Netgear WNR111 with is 2.4GHz only. Admittedly that was an error when I first signed up on 20Mbps which they tried to charge for but I got refunded. Like most I got nothing when I upgraded to 50Mbps but didn't ask as I'd already had a freebie plus all my kit apart from a phone, a Kindle, and an iPad is wired anyway
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