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richms: Dont really want to be paying money to the evil empire just for some wireless gear. Most of the cheap dual band kit seems to be routers, and past experiance has shown that unless you can kill the wan interface on them, they dont have a great stability.
nickb800: Yep, hard to take Apple recommendations as objective advice I know, but the Airport Express is a great option and the apple tax is pretty minimal
hashbrown: An Airport Express isn't bad value for an Apple product and if you're hooking up iDevices, might save a few headaches.
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alexx: I'm also interested in an 5GHz N access point, but will the Airport Express give me any headaches if I'm not using any iDevices?
E.g. Linux pc, Nokia and Android phones, Android and webOS tablets, etc.
callumb: Ubiquity UniFi
Hands down the best AP's for the cash out there. No routing, just a pure AP.
I have a UAP-Pro at home and its fantastic - have also installed them at work and they work great.
callumb: Ubiquity UniFi
Hands down the best AP's for the cash out there. No routing, just a pure AP.
I have a UAP-Pro at home and its fantastic - have also installed them at work and they work great.
MCSE+M/S, MCITP
Behodar:alexx: I'm also interested in an 5GHz N access point, but will the Airport Express give me any headaches if I'm not using any iDevices?
E.g. Linux pc, Nokia and Android phones, Android and webOS tablets, etc.
iDevices didn't even exist when I got my first AirPort :)
No problems with Android or webOS here.
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