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'86 944T black/red, chip, fuchs 8's and 9's- Sold '97 Boxster silver/red, big mistake - Sold '99 C2, silver/black, RoW M030 - sold "69 912 white w/ '86 3.2L (like the pic, just not the pic) |
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It’s important to understand your needs, maybe you have a small house and a couple of devices to run then you don’t need to spend $300 on routers.
Before you decide on any router, I will suggest you to learn more about the whole scenario from this wireless routers buyers guide. |
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If you are going to buy a new router then I would suggest you to go for the new generation WiFi 6 router only. It will increase speed and gives long coverage. If you are unable to find the best one then check this list of the best WiFi 6 routers.
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