What is this?

[follower]

What is the relationship between Routers and Windows 11?
What a disgusting stupid marketing tactic.

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[bbunge]

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What is the relationship between Routers and Windows 11?
What a disgusting stupid marketing tactic.

WiFi Routers｜WiFi 6｜ASUS USA

In ASUS ãWiFi Routersã - Networking / IoT / Servers , you could find most appropriate Networking / IoT / Servers based on product features, specification or price. And you also could get product's detail information and comparsion, even add it into the wish list in buy page.

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Not for most of the world. It gets their attention!

For techies it is like putting ribbons on a pig. You still have a pig.

 

[L&LD]

This is how salespeople can upsell the customer with a computer, printer, scanner, camera, microphone, and router, in one visit. A $200 purchase suddenly becomes a $2,000 purchase.

Marketing at its finest.

Buyer beware has never been truer.

 

[Justinh]

You still have a pig.

Yeah, but it is a Windows 11 compatible pig!

 

[Crimliar]

You'll only find out how compatible when you try inserting that USB...

 

[thiggins]

This is nothing new. Was previously done with Win10.

 

[ColinTaylor]

This is nothing new. Was previously done with Win10.

And is also being done for PlayStation 5. No routers allowed for Mac or Xbox owners though.

 

[toaruScar]

This is to warn Windows 11 users about the ZenWifi Pro ET12.

 

[disjt]

Well, the release drivers for the Intel AX210 module didn't support the 6GHz channels in Windows 10.

"In this case, though, for now, the new adapter will also work as a dual-band (2.4GHz + 5GHz) receiver. The current official driver software for the chip doesn’t support the 6GHz band. That’s because Microsoft hasn’t officially supported this Wi-Fi band yet, not until the end of 2021 or so, probably together with the official launch of Windows 11." - Dong Knows