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@ 2008/02/20You wouldn't know by looking, but Intel's a little new at the chipset
business. It's not that they haven't been doing it for decades, but
just that they've never made a business out of it. Until recently.
Intel's 975X did well; i965 blew doors off hinges. And, though it's a
little long in the technospheric tooth, i965's footprint is almost too
big to fill. Without presuming that its successor, P35, is shiny and
better, I've tested what looks like a crowd-pleaser: Asus' P5K-E WiFi-
AP. For less than $150, it's priced right where everyone can reach it,
and comes with the right amount of flash to nab attention from the
rest.
business. It's not that they haven't been doing it for decades, but
just that they've never made a business out of it. Until recently.
Intel's 975X did well; i965 blew doors off hinges. And, though it's a
little long in the technospheric tooth, i965's footprint is almost too
big to fill. Without presuming that its successor, P35, is shiny and
better, I've tested what looks like a crowd-pleaser: Asus' P5K-E WiFi-
AP. For less than $150, it's priced right where everyone can reach it,
and comes with the right amount of flash to nab attention from the
rest.
