Really Disappointed After Spending Over $490
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Just bought the most expensive router I have ever bought in my life and find that there is no way to use the capabilities of the router unless I want to tear all my computer apart (and spend another $50 one each one of them). There are NO AX adapters, except PCI, for use with any of the AX routers anywhere. And, according to the documentation that came with the router, there is a good chance it won't work with existing AC adapters. WOW... talk about vaporware! Seems like we should release hardware when we have hardware that will make it work, not hope someone will make hardware to make it work!
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I'm 4 years older... 50Z, had that too. As well as a 70. Even had a PC Jr in the house. A TRS-80 and IBM AT too (I worked for IBM and some h/w was for IBM use). I even used 70 Baud modems as well as 150 and 300 Hayes external, then switched to internal PC ones. CompuServe (was a SYSOP there), and even Prodigy usage as well!
I even bought under the IBM Employes plan the ORIGINAL IBM PC, 2 floppies, color monitor, Dot Matrix Printer, I think 'my' price was around $3,000 USD! Later got the XT as wel with the hard drive.
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