Wireless

[DuckDogerz]

Sounds good, lets get them puppies out the pen.

[shmty25]

Is this for real!!!!!!????

http://www.shopatbuffalotech.com/cart/product.php?productid=16919&cat=42015&page=1

[drmemory]

That is real, we have stock, and the price is correct. http://www.shopatbuffalotech.com/cart/product.php?productid=16919&cat=42015&page=1

[shmty25]

Thoroughly tested and ready to go?  Just a note.  Please remove repeated references to WDS before you create more headaches for yourself with upset customers.  I'd hate to see your re-entrance into US markets marred by unsatisfied customers.  Remember, underpromise and overdeliver.  Many people will be mighty upset if they buy this router thinking it supports WDS only to find out that it does not.  Not everyone reads these forums.

Thanks.

[drmemory]

Thank you - we thought we had fixed that reference.  All documentation is correct now, and no orders had been made before the update.

***Note to everyone - this product does not support WDS (wireless bridging between Access Points).

[DuckDogerz]

good now linksys, and dlink, netgear, and paperweight brands, after this week we will all see after some people are using and pushing these wzr-hp models to the limits, if there will be some hearty evidence as to whether Buffalo did their homework and created a worthy product or not. 

Meaning obviously if there is new thread that can organize issues with this device,  please make note of it here so we can get a good following of hits and misses with this model.

Thank You all who are very talented at organizing information on this stuff.

[Aveyer]

Will it be released in the EU soon? and does it have a built in amplifier(like the WHR-HP-G54)?

[drmemory]

Don't know about the UK release.

The WZR-HP-G300NH has three high power amplifiers, one for each antenna (2 external, 1 internal).

[slivers]

Is the WZR-HP-G300NH dual-band N 2.4GHz and 5GHz?

[drmemory]

The WZR-HP-G300MH is single band 2.4GHz. To add on the 5GHz radio would increase the cost significantly, as well as requiring a more expensive client card with dual band.

Dual band is not required in the 802.11n spec;802.11n merely gives a range of specifications which includes single band and dual band.

If enough people ask for dual band, it's possible.