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where can I get e3000 router review?

I want to open a small software company. For that I need a router to forwards data packets between telecommunications networks and creating an overlay internetwork. But I am very confused which router to buy and which not to buy. One of my friend told me to buy e3000 router So I need your help in finding the review of it. Try to give the name of website which will give me a lot of review of e3000 router.

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Shovan Naskar | Sep 4 2011

Mate, the Linksys E3000 is actually a rebadged WRT610N. We’re taking a second look at it now because it remains Cisco’s best consumer router; as such, we owe it to our readers to compare it to the best of what the rest of the industry has to offer.

The Linksys E3000 scored dead last in most of our benchmarks--and left us wondering which of its two radios we were testing. Latest firmware for this review and downloaded fresh drivers for the Linksys AE1000 dual-band USB client adapter, so we were quite surprised to see the router perform more poorly than it did when we tested it several months ago. Cisco Connect remains the easiest tool we’ve ever used to establish a connection to a router, but Cisco’s “fix” for a problem we described in our initial review has rendered the router a whole lot less appealing.

It uses the very same SSID for both the 2.4- and 5GHz networks. So when your client Wi-Fi adapter surveys the airspace, it sees only one network plus the guest network. That’s just dumb.

Here you can find lots of reviews

http://reviews.cnet and wireless-reviews.

where can I get e3000 router review?

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