A few days ago Netgear updated the EX6200 wireless extender product page and added the EX6200v2 support page.
The EX6200v2 hardware revision of the EX6200 wireless extender now offers MU-MIMO and is powered by a “quad core processor” versus the Broadcom “dual core processor” offered in the original hardware model.
While the FCC internal image documents (see PY316100335) are still confidential for the EX6200v2, going by the last two nuggets of information, one can guess that the EX6200v2 is based on Qualcomm chip solutions; specifically the IPQ40x8/IPQ40x9 ARM Cortex A7 fully integrated system-on-chip product portfolio. The only other product I am really aware of at this time with these chip solutions that is for purchase now is the Asus RT-AC58U.
For those who have been waiting for 2x2 MU-MIMO wireless bridge solution for entertainment centers, it sounds like we will finally start having options.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
The EX6200v2 hardware revision of the EX6200 wireless extender now offers MU-MIMO and is powered by a “quad core processor” versus the Broadcom “dual core processor” offered in the original hardware model.
While the FCC internal image documents (see PY316100335) are still confidential for the EX6200v2, going by the last two nuggets of information, one can guess that the EX6200v2 is based on Qualcomm chip solutions; specifically the IPQ40x8/IPQ40x9 ARM Cortex A7 fully integrated system-on-chip product portfolio. The only other product I am really aware of at this time with these chip solutions that is for purchase now is the Asus RT-AC58U.
For those who have been waiting for 2x2 MU-MIMO wireless bridge solution for entertainment centers, it sounds like we will finally start having options.