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April 25, 2005

Buffalo Joins MIMO Fray

By Glenn Fleishman

Wzr-G108-Main-3Buffalo Technology uses Airgo chips to enter the MIMO market: Buffalo will ship a gateway and PC Card in mid-May similar to those offered by Belkin and Linksys. The retail price is $189 and $119, respectively.

Posted by Glennf at April 25, 2005 2:45 PM

Categories: Consumer, MIMO

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