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Buffalo eases us into next-generation 802.11ac wireless with an accomplished router. But how does the new tech work?
If you live in a house that's shared by a number of heavy downloaders and online gamers, your wireless router is going to come under some serious strain, with a big impact on internet performance.
The first thing you'll notice about the Buffalo Nfiniti is how cheap it is. Buffalo has used the Broadcom Intensi-Fi chip in its Nfiniti router to dynamically combine two 20MHz channels in the 2.4GHz range to give a wide 40MHz channel...
Buffalo certainly seems to pride itself on being one of the first networking companies to hit the market with new technologies, thanks to a close relationship with Broadcom.On a performance front, the Buffalo kit was reassuringly solid in all conditions.
For those not prepared to wait infinitely for wireless N
Basing any piece of technology on draft specification is risky, particularly when it's not due for final ratification until the summer of 2007. But Buffalo isn't worried