I’m not completely sold on the idea of a touchscreen router. Mostly because of its impact on BOM. While it can be easier to do the first-run, most of the time after first-run users simply never interact with the device again – besides rebooting it when the cable company is looking for someone else to blame after their network goes […]
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Retail cable modem routers is a relatively new consumer product, and I can’t say a blame OEMs getting into this market. Bundled MSO modems tend to suck, and it’s nice to have a single device that does it all – as long as it meets your requirements for a modem and a Wi-Fi Router. The TP-Link Archer CR700 like […]
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I’ve never had a chance to play with TP-Link’s kit, so I can’t speak from personal experience. But it’s great to see them adding choice in the AC2600 MU-MIMO territory as the market matures. TP-Link’s Archer C2600 AC 2600 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router makes the third QCA-based 4×4 router with working MU-MIMO to hit the SmallNetBuilder test bench. So […]
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