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Product Features
- The NETGEAR N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router delivers the ultimate in WiFi performance and range.
- Create a powerful home network for applications: streaming 3DHD video and multiplayer gaming.
- New N900 wireless provides up to 450 + 450 Mbps speed and with simultaneous dual band technology avoids interference ensuring top WiFi speeds.
Technical Details
- Brand Name: Netgear
- Model: WNDR4500
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