To people who think this router is just ancient: no 802.11ac device can work without proprietary calibration blobs, so I would not expect ac (and possibly ax) to ever get freedom-respecting hardware. I'd complain that it seems to be a 2x2 device, so it's probably far from optimal when it comes to 802.11n.
10/100 Ethernet is pathetic, on the other hand. Wired connections can push more, and this sort of thing makes a huge difference when using a NAS. Gigabit has been a standard since 1999, and there's no reason to use something inferior simply because wireless connections can't handle that much.
10/100 Ethernet is pathetic, on the other hand. Wired connections can push more, and this sort of thing makes a huge difference when using a NAS. Gigabit has been a standard since 1999, and there's no reason to use something inferior simply because wireless connections can't handle that much.
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