Linksys launches new router with open source code
Linksys has started shipping a new router, and it’s touting its latest offering as the first consumer-grade Wi-Fi router to provide thorough wireless coverage throughout the home through its four external antennas.
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Linksys launches new router
I have one of these on pre-order, should ship on 4/14. When I can get it set up, I'll leave a post of my experience.
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Today I learned about a hardware maker of (parts of) Linksys having back doors: http://t.co/Eqt639EVf9 https://t.co/qPtepZdTce