is my mbr1000 N wifi?

rumblestrip · EVDO Fledgling Joined: 25 Jan 2008 Posts: 14

I thought it is G, how do I tell?
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gohawk08 · EVDO User Joined: 24 Mar 2008 Posts: 98

it is N, but it can also do g and b i believe
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firedude · EVDO Junkie Joined: 26 Mar 2007 Posts: 414

MBR 1000 Features

* 802.11 ‘N’ for 4x the range and 10x the speed of 802.11g routers
* Also backwards compatible to b & g devices such as I am using now.
* Two USB ports and 1 Express Card port for Modem Card connectivity
* Works with EVDO, HSDPA cellular networks
* Automatic network failure sense with backup prioritization control of all wireless ports
* WPS Security allows quick configuration and addition of new network nodes
* Also tetherable to wide range of 3G cellular handsets via USB port for emergency backup
* Three external 802.11 antenna for optimum WLAN coverage
* Added firewall prevents unauthorized use of instant or remotely configured networks

Hardware · EVDO Heavy User Joined: 07 Dec 2007 Posts: 116

It is 802.11 b and g and n. So it can operate in a "compatible mode" where all those devices get on, or you can lock it to just b, just g, b and g, and just n.

dima · EVDO User Joined: 20 Mar 2008 Posts: 82

Will these routers (kyocera, cradlepoint, etc) work with a VZW Moto Q? (Not the 9m/c). I don't see the Moto Q listed as compatible anywyere.

And what about gateways? I have seen one produced by some company called Axcel or something like that. These are Evdo routers with EVDO modems built into them but I've never seen them offered for sale on 3G sites like this one.

Hardware · EVDO Heavy User Joined: 07 Dec 2007 Posts: 116

Most of the time those need to have some kind of service agreement arranged because your device needs to get on a Cellular network.

Also, those devices are usually very proprietary and expensive so they aren't offered to end-consumers.