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Originally Posted by HuaweiHank
Very informative Ben this made me look around a bit....
So I guess this WiFi certificate is also not a fake?
Huawei's version of the Super Hub
Some interesting info:
Certificate Date: July 22, 2011
Company: Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
Product: Super Hub
Model/SKU #: VMDG485
Is it worthwhile that the Huawei certificate also states:
Optional 802.11n Capabilities
- Short Guard Interval
- Greenfield Preamble
- TX A-MPDU
- STBC
- 40 MHz operation in 2.4 GHz
with coexistence mechanisms
- 40 MHz operation in 5 GHz
- HT Duplicate (MCS 32)
and
Special Features
....
- Internal Registrar
- External Registrar
Seems like the Huawei is already a more advanced device? At least it was in July |
Well well well. STBC, MC32, and a proper 2.4Ghz mode. This could actually mean good range and reliability. A decent superhub in the making? Who'd have thunk it...
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Originally Posted by AndyCalling
They will use the same firmware. We know this. They will source their components from different places for resiliency purposes, we can guess that will be the case.
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If they use different components and have different features, they can't possibly use the same firmware.
Nor is Netgear likely to give Huawei access to their code.