ASUS RT-AX88U Is The Company's First 802.11ax Wi-Fi Router

In addition to the flurry of Television receiver, fridge, and laptop announcements at CES 2018, yous could too spot the presence of several connectivity devices also. ASUS has brought its bulky yet astonishing spaceship-similar router, with an updated design and specs dorsum to the CES show flooring. And guess what, it at present has a launch window also.

First shown off earlier at IFA concluding year, ASUS RT-AX88U router has received a spot at the company'south CES exhibit because it'southward quite an attraction for visitors, especially those power users. The RT-AX88U router follows the same design aesthetics equally its previous-gen brethren only has been slimmed down quite a bit. It has a black and gilt paint job, which begs you to check it out at least once.

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Merely, information technology is not only the aesthetics of the ASUS RT-AX88U that are middle-grabbing, to say the least. The innards likewise pack a powerful punch and introduce a next-gen Wi-Fi standard, Wi-Fi 802.11ax, making it the first-ever router to bring ultra-fast connectivity. The speeds are said to reach a maximum of up to 6000 Mbps, theoretically.

"With a revolutionary combination of OFDMA and MU-MIMO technology, 802.11ax technology provides 4X-faster throughput than existing 802.11ac engineering science with connected devices."

This dual-band RT-AX88U router, which features 4 antennas and eight Gigabit ethernet ports, is expected to provide yous with the highest speeds even in congested environments. This means y'all'll easily be able to use your network across the complete area of your house, without any major hiccups. Information technology brings along ASUS AiMesh WiFi engineering science to brand the job of whole-abode coverage a cinch.

While ASUS has announced that the said router will be available for purchase in the first half of 2018, at that place's withal no word on the price details. Also, hardware devices uniform with the latest Wi-Fi 802.11ax standard and Gigabit speeds are currently quite limited.

Then, nosotros will have to await for all the details to be made available later this twelvemonth, y'all can go ahead and bank check out all other major production launches from the CES evidence floor correct here.