Joining Netgear's Nighthawk family of routers, the $299.99 X6S AC4000 Tri-Band Gigabit WiFi Router with MU-MIMO (R8000P) uses the latest 802.11ac technologies to deliver Wi-Fi across three radio bands ...

2017年7月27日，美国网件(NASDAQ：NTGR)，致力于为全球商用企业用户和家庭个人用户提供创新的产品、卓越的智能家庭解决方案。将发布新品Nighthawk X6S ( R8000P ) AC4000三频段千兆无线路由器。X6S正是当下备受好评的夜鹰X6升级版，升级版的Nighthawk X6S支持MU-MIMO技术，可 ...

美国网件（Netgear）的夜鹰（Nighthawk）无线路由器产品线又新增了一员，它就是外形有点像蜘蛛飞船的 Nighthawk X6S（Model R8000P）。作为一款三频无线路由器，其理论最高速率可达 4000 Mbps 。为其提供支撑的，是一颗 1.8GHz 的双核 64 位 SoC 。不过 Netgear 并未透露其采用 ...

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Like many gamers looking for an upgrade, I came to the NightHawk X6S from a now far out of date Wireless-N router. With an upgrade to 100Mbps service in my area, it was time to upgrade. The NightHawk ...

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Not the fastest, but pretty close. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Remember when an AC1900 router was considered top shelf? It ...

Netgear has unveiled its new high-end Nighthawk X6S EX8000 AC3000 tri-band WiFi Range Extender that boosts Wi Fi range and offers network speeds up to a claimed 3Gbps. Featuring its patented ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...