The only noteable addition to ipTime as is with most router-manufacturers recently is the most compact model to come in terms with the recent smartphone boom allowing you to connect in hotel rooms with only LAN-cables and no wireless. I did extensive speed tests when the first Egg was distributed but will refrain from going on pure numbers because so much variants are at play now more-so with mobile connection device and service.

The main difference between this and the best-selling ipTime N604A introduced May 2011 selling for half the price is a more compact size and two antennas instead of three thus a bit longer reach and more stable connection. Thus most were wary of this new company but to the tune of the then-popular bug-killing company Cesco – applauded among on-Liners for its instant reply on their user forums – started phone support as well as next-day repair or exchange.

IpTime which jump-started in 2001 during the dawn of wireless networks among the Korean Penninsula, when Chinese, American and Japanese routers have been notoriously unstable. Aside from this not much in technology has changed to enhance speed drastically since this initial post – perhaps the newer LAN cables coming into your office, home or apartment more effecting you internet connection speed AND stability drastically than buying a new wireless router. January 2012 Update some bloggers simply blog-on day after day on a new post but I like to update older posts so that we can verify where we are in the technological development or rather evolution in time // AL Tech, manufacturer of AnyGate network routers in South Korea has split company with the other half almost going under – will update a separate post for the situation is complex. But IPTime is more stable with compatibility to many more system mixes. Once wireless: AnyGate is 10%20% faster (making you the WireLess Lord of the World now) but might not connect depending on computer/notebook system on each side – which might be solved thru firmware update on AnyGate or driver update on your computer’s network adapter (card), or even BIOS update on your computer.

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