WRT310N New Linksys Routers

[DonMecca]

Linksys, a division of the general public network equipment maker Cisco, decided to break with the guns into force in design for routers, and other wireless access points. Explaining that the general public had expressed the wish to see appear discrete devices, slim and in line with the horizontal, the manufacturer arrived at CES with the WRT310N and WRT610N, wireless routers Pre-N whose forms actually decide with its previous models. After Belkin and its N1 Vision, here Linksys focuses on the design of its latest routers before you even talk about the technologies they boarded.



Both routers compatible with the preliminary specifications of the future 802.11n offering four Ethernet ports, two internal antennas for WiFi and offer the range of features that it is now entitled to expect of a router, from MAC address filtering with integrated firewall. The WRT310N differs from WRT610N by the presence of Gigabit Ethernet ports.

They will be accompanied by a new configuration tool for the domestic network developed by Linksys. The traditional web interface as we already know about current models will still be accessible, but consumers will be able to pass through the customer Linksys EasyLink Advisor (Lela) to adjust the parameters of their local network. With the help of this software, you can have a card from the internal network, as can be seen below. Only Windows Lela should be focused on Mac OS shortly, tells us Linksys.

[fab]

It is clear that it is much more beautiful than their old routers.

[Bency]

Attractive design more futuristic enough.

[edison]

Future specifications are getting out now, this one is so cool.