E-Top’s 3R161N 802.11n router looks familiar…
The Airport Express is a slick little device, but I believe E-Top may have bested Apple with the 3R161N. The device features two USB ports and a LAN port, a hard operation mode switch to move between router, access point and WiFi modes, as well as 5 status lights.
Sure, this thing knocks off the Airport Express shamelessly, but at least us PC users now have a portable 802.11n option that actually looks decent.
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[...] brand) is a rebranded “Amigo 3R161N”, which is also sold by Solwise as the 3g11nmrw and as the E-Top 3r161n, though I can’t find it on the e-top [...]