Netgear N900 450Mbps Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router

Netgear N900 450Mbps WNDR4500 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router
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Scan code: LN42057 Manufacturer code: WNDR4500-100EUS

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Product Overview The NETGEAR N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router delivers the ultimate in WiFi performance and range. Stay connected to the Internet with fast, reliable and secure wireless connections and create a powerful home network for applications, such as streaming 3DHD video and multi-player gaming.

• 450 + 450 ultimate WiFi speed
• WiFi boost — ultimate range
• Share USB printer and storage
• Easy dashboard control for home networks

Features Speed
Faster Wifi Speed 450+450 - Up to 900 Mbps
Gigabit Wired - Ideal for HD Gaming & Video

Wifi Range
Ultimate Range - Improved for Larger Homes

Reliable Connections
Simultaneous Dual Band - Runs Both 2.4 and 5Ghz Bands Concurrently. Reduces Wifi Interference & Doubles Bandwidth

Security
Parental Controls - Centralized Protection For All Of Your Connected Devices
Guest Network Access - Separate & Secure Access For Guests Using The Wifi Network

Ease of Use
Netgear Genie™ - Easy Dashboard to Monitor, Control & Repair Home Networks
Cd-Less - Easy Setup For iPads®, PC, Mac Computers, Smartphones & Tablets
Push 'N' Connect - Secure Push Button Wifi Connections (WPS)
Wifi & Power On/Off - Convenient Power Savings

Sharing
Dlna® - Find & Play Your Media On Dlna TVs & Game Consoles
Readyshare® USB - Wirelessly Access & Share USB Hard Drives
Readyshare® Printer - Wirelessly Access & Share A USB Printer

Buying Guide

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Netgear N900 450Mbps Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router

Netgear N900 450Mbps Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router

Netgear N900 450Mbps WNDR4500 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router MORE INFO MORE INFO

Netgear N900 450Mbps WNDR4500 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Cable Router
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