I'm finding it hard to see what the difference in the price is about
anyone want to point some things out for me?
1 is wireless "N" the other is wired only, both use the same chipset, firmware is slightly different thought for the 2, both will support IPV6 too
apart from that the price is the only other significant factor that i am aware of between the two
oops, miss read the post,
The main difference between the two is gigabit ethernet connectivity which the 7300n doesn't have and also there isn't any mention of if it's IPV6 ready $ £40 in price
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b4dger (knowledge is power)
Thu 15-Sep-11 13:14:46
The 7800N obviously has the advantage of the better wireless N as it has 3 antennas and the Gigabit LAN.
I'm looking for an upgrade from a 2700hgv so both of the above probably fine (2700 has nat session limit of 1000 only) but personally I think I'm going with the 7800n. Not as feature rich as a draytek 2830n but I'm scared of all the bugs with those.
Just out of interest, from where did you get this info? Whenever I am looking for a new router, these are just the specs that I am interested in but can never seem to find .
DrT
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