ROG unveils first quad-band Wi-Fi 6E router for gaming
At CES 2022, ROG showed off the Rapture router. Combining quad-band support with Wi-Fi 6E tech, the router should be faster, offer wider coverage and be able to handle more devices seamlessly.
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