Comments on: Affordable WiFi Access Point capable to support 50-100 clients (wanted)

By: Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care? - Pittsburgh Web Design & Hosting

May 29, 2013, 3:22 am

[...] labs also address Wi-Fi issues that occur with normal routers when more than an 40 devices are connected to the network. People [...]

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By: Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care? | Diancin Designs

May 29, 2013, 4:10 am

[...] labs also address Wi-Fi issues that occur with normal routers when more than an 40 devices are connected to the network. People [...]

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By: Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care? | DK Studio

May 30, 2013, 12:41 am

[...] labs also address Wi-Fi issues that occur with normal routers when more than an 40 devices are connected to the network. People [...]

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By: Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care? | Web Design by Sixteen Industries

June 3, 2013, 8:58 am

[...] labs also address Wi-Fi issues that occur with normal routers when more than an 40 devices are connected to the network. People [...]

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By: Finalcut Web Development – Open Device Labs: Why Should We Care?

June 4, 2013, 6:43 am

[...] labs also address Wi-Fi issues that occur with normal routers when more than an 40 devices are connected to the network. People [...]

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By: fwolf

June 10, 2013, 3:43 pm

He .. the most obvious answer is already found in the Open Device Lab Nuremberg post, ie. use several routers as hubs, connected to a single main router. cu, w0lf.

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Thanks w0lf for pointing out, that’s why the article is listed above (note the awesome ODL Nuremberg post being half a year older than this blog post). Whereas the Nuremberg guys are mostly focusing on...

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