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To: ptanner who wrote (97651)	3/9/2000 3:50:00 PM
From: Daniel Schuh	Respond to of 1578097

Here's something that was picked up by the news watchers at anandtech: gamepc.com I just glanced at this, but they seem to like it a lot. I agree the linksys router sounds good, and well worth the price, considering the hassle of putting parts together. Cheers, Dan.

To: ptanner who wrote (97651)	3/9/2000 8:01:00 PM
From: RDM	Respond to of 1578097

Have you seen any reviews of this product? The Linksys router is too new for much a review. I saw a superficial one that was favorable. I use a Cobalt Qube2 server ($1500) that is very similiar to this except in price. The Qube has a web/ftp/telnet server built-in with 10GB of storage. The Linksys support forwarding of these requestes to any designated machine on your local network. I do have a LinkSys Giga20 drive server ($569) which uses the same Linus OS to provides a file server for you Lan (20 GB) and a printer server as well. I have been pleased with it. I assume the router is very similiar except without drive.