Verizon Router Actiontec MI424WR Rev I - $10 (aquarium)

Actiontec "MI424WR Rev I" Verizon Fios Dual Band Gigabit Wireless Router 4 Port Gigabit - $10 firm.
Like-new condition.
Reset to factory settings and ready to use! Wireless N speeds up to 130 Mbps Customizable firewall, NAT WPA and WEP WiFi encryption Content Filtering/Parental Controls Wireless Broadband Router (GigE) For use with Verizon FiOS service Compatible with FiOS TV Supports MoCA - This Verizon Fios Approved Modem + Wireless Broadband Router has been updated to include Gigabit Ethernet to support very high speed Internet service.
This Wireless Broadband Router also packs in more features and performance capabilities than any other fiber router on the market.
This Wireless Broadband Router breaks previous industry performance benchmarks, increasing in-home networking speeds up to 1000 Mbps wired (with the Gigabit Ethernet interface) and 300 Mbps wireless.
A Powerhouse, Able to Stream Multiple Videos Concurrently The MI424WR Router Verizon Fios Approved modem sets a new industry standard for performance, increasing service speeds up to 1 Gbps wired (with Gigabit Ethernet interface) and 300 Mbps wireless, thanks to its new 802.
11n wireless chipset.
Able to support multiple value-added,bandwidth-intensive applications, this broadband wireless router has become more than just a simple router.
It can handle multiple high-throughput media streams simultaneously, including standard and HDTV based video programming and feed personal video recording functionality from multiple HD set top boxes or other digital storage devices to multiple TVs in the house.
The Industry’s First Dual-Core 64-bit Processor Actiontec’s MI424WR Verizon Fios approved modem router features an advanced hardware design including an industry-first 64-bit, dual core processor.
The router’s 64-bit architecture provides a substantial performance improvement over the 32-bit devices sold.
The MI424WR Verizon Fios approved modem router’s MIPS core offers further performance improvement and.
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