We can say without a doubt that wireless Internet connections are now available for an increasingly higher number of users. The continuous development of the WIMAX technology will most probably result, at some moment, in the widespread wireless high bandwidth network. Until that happens, home users will just have to deal with the latest n Draft wireless technology, a standard that has been implemented in a range of new 2008 releases of Netgear.



The product is dubbed WNR3500 Rangemax Wireless- n Gigabit Router and is designed to offer wireless support to a vast number of home users. Because it deals with the latest available technology standards, the product can easily serve the extreme gamers and technology enthusiasts. If you are not going to use the wireless capability of the Rangemax router, you can also make a great deal of the integrated 4-port Gigabit switch. While cabling is not the way to go in a the future home, it can provide high network speeds that not even the latest wireless technology can surpass.



But do not take into any less consideration the IEEE 802.11 n Draft wireless standard, as it can provide a number of new features that the earlier b and g standards weren't capable to offer. It can offer an increased area coverage, thus allowing better and more connections for a single router. The WNR3500 router can recognize the speed at which each device works and distributes to every one the required bandwidth.



Security is important feature with the WNR3500 router as it is offered with one of Netgear's own technology. Dubbed "Push 'N' Connect”, this feature can ensure a easy and secure connection of any desired wireless device. In this manner, you won't need to setup any password management system in order to keep your network secure.



The Netgear WNR3500 Rangemax Wireless- n Gigabit Router can be acquired online for an approximate price tag of $130.