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« Draft N's Present and Future as Detailed by Chipmakers, Wi-Fi Alliance | Main | Asus Adds More Draft N-Equipped Laptops »
Let me alert you all that I have, in fact, bought some Draft N gear: While I advise those that don’t quite need the speed and range of Draft N to hold off a wee bit longer for firmware upgrades and price drops, I have to test this stuff on a regular basis. I’ve purchased an AirPort Extreme Base Station (2007), and just bought a Dell laptop with Vista preinstalled and the Intel Draft N adapter. I’ll let you know what I think of the former; I reviewed the AirPort Extreme for Macworld a couple weeks ago.
Posted by Glennf at March 1, 2007 1:14 PM