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There’s an old saying about the zeal of the convert, and Netgear certainly seems to have changed its ways – or perhaps just its management – in recent months. After establishing itself as the Apple of ...

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Netgear expanded its line of Nighthawk WiFi 7 standalone routers to include three new models that combine fast performance and security. The new RS600, RS500 and RS200 routers carry the company’s ...

The Nighthawk RAXE500 Tri-band WiFi router includes a free 30-day trial of NETGEAR Armor™ to protect the connected home from online threats. Armor’s multi-layered cybersecurity is built into the ...

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