would be so popular? Apparently 3Com and NETGEAR did and turned to a common OEM to produce the first 802.11g miniature wireless routers. We take a detailed look at what sets these two separated-at-birth twins apart.. Both products use web-based interfaces...

• -Wrap Up and Conclusions
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• -Wireless Tests, Continued
• -Wireless Tests
• -Routing Tests
• -The big difference(s)
• -Construction Details
• -HeadToHead: 3Com Office Connect vs. NETGEAR Wireless 54Mbps Travel Routers

on the FCC ID website show a pretty clean design, as you can see in Figure 1. Figure 1: Buffalo and Linksys - separated at birth? (click on the image for a full-sized view) I also grabbed a copy of the FCC file for the Linksys WPC54G to see if Linksys had...