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NetGear WGT634U Wireless Media Router

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Sun, 02/29/2004 - 01:44 — Christoph C. Cemper

A WLAN Router with b/g and 108 mbps special is nice and available… but can you use it with a storage device – a router/network attached storage (NAS) to store your files centrally without using a dedicated file server?

No – that's where the WGT634U comes in.

Based on the WGT624 108Mbps router , the WGT634U has an extra feature – a USB 2.0 port. This connects to any USB storage device or memory stick to turn the WGT634U into a wireless network attached storage (NAS) server, ideal for storing all your media files in one place, and giving it the name of 'Wireless Media Router'.

A previous press-release already informed about their plans where it says:

Quote:

In addition, the integration of a USB 2.0-compliant interface makes the WGT634U the industry's first home networking product to enable the connection of an external storage device, such as a high-capacity disk drive or other USB memory device, for centralized network backup or storage and sharing of files and multimedia content.

Also checkout this datasheet I found for more info.

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