On 1/25/06, Herbert Graf <mailinglist2@farcite.net> wrote:
> It wouldn't surprise me, the consumer network hardware market is at a
> point where pennies count. I just bought a 802.11g router for $4.99,
> brand new. Aside from being a regular router, it does WDS, WPA, can act
> as an ethernet bridge (i.e. it acts as a wireless client) and a bunch of
> other stuff that was unheard of only a few years ago. That's where
> things have gotten. I don't believe it actually costs only $4.99 to make
> (the store is taking a loss), but that shows how insane the market has
> become.

$4.99...where?

Josh
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