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- USB disk drive or memory stick connectivity
- 10x speed & 4x range of 802.11b
- Smart Wizard install assistant for easy setup
- Double firewall (SPI + NAT)
- Supports both USB 1.1 and USB 2.0
- Back up, share, and access your files wirelessly & remotely
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With NETGEAR's 108 Mbps Wireless Storage Router you can have convenient access to your media and other files wherever you go. Just attach a USB hard disk drive or memory stick to your router and store all your files from any computer on your home network. From then on, you can remotely access your MP3s, photos and other stored files on the USB disk or memory stick from any wireless LAN notebook or desktop PC in your home or office, and from any web-connected PC away from your home or office. Wherever you are, you can seamlessly share files with your friends and family members by using the familiar Windows click commands, "File>Open" and "File>Save As" or by using the "drag-and-drop" icon method. And wherever you are, you can easily retrieve or save files to your router-attached disk drive by simply clicking on a remote file access icon on your PC desktop screen.When used with NETGEAR's 108 Mbps Wireless PC Card (WG511T) or 108 Mbps Wireless PCI Adapter (WG311T), this superpowered 108 Mbps router is up to ten times faster than 802.11b networks, and it expands wireless coverage in your home or office with four times the range of 802.11b. It protects your information with more than ten security and privacy features, including a double firewall. Easy to set up, Smart Wizard install assistant gets you connected in fewer than five clicks. An included vertical router stand saves valuable desk space.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
unfinished product,
This review is from: Netgear - WGT634U 108 Mbps Wireless Media Router (Electronics)
i recommend people not to buy this product. It is still unfinished at least a year after hainvg been released and with a number of firmware releases (most of which were introducing features which were meant to be embedded at launch). The product's main problem has been overheating causing the intenet connection to drop. THis happens lesss now but it has now started dropping the wireless connection so much it is alsmost unusable. I am tempted to never buy netgear again especially as netgear will not allow me to change what is now known as a faulty product for another netgear product - I have to swap it for the same faulty product!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
WGT634U,
By kuldip s bansal (ilford, essex United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Netgear - WGT634U 108 Mbps Wireless Media Router (Electronics)
having only bought this item about 4-6months ago. I am now on may 3rd unit, they seem to go faulty after about 2 months. When you ring up the help line they will ask you if you would like to get the item changed asap which will almost cost you the same price as a new unit, so i went for the cheaper option which took almost 2 weeks as the exchange is only sent out when they receive your old unit. i would like to say if you would like hassle free unit, i personally could not recommend this item.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Wait a while....,
This review is from: Netgear - WGT634U 108 Mbps Wireless Media Router (Electronics)
I can only score this 1 star - and only because it is a great idea. Shame that in reality this product does not seem to work on quite a few systems. Read amazon.com reviews for a further insight.I am not a wifi virgin, so I had a headstart in setting this product up. The simple instructions may not work for everyone. It all started very easily and I was in the set up screen within miutes. But then the router decided not to play any more. In fairness Amazon sent a new one very quickly, however this did not communicate at all with the network card and the IP details again had to be assigned manually to get a response from the router. It stayed connected long enough to grab the updated firmware before disconnecting. Really frustrating and very disappointing. Having checked a few websites, I now believe this is a common fault. I am running XP Pro with a Telewest Blueyonder (Motorola) cable modem and a Netgear 311 Network card.
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