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| Archer GX90 latest gaming router introduced by TP-Link at CES 2020 conference |
TP-Link unveiled the latest Archer GX90 gaming routers during the CES 2020 events, and introduced a non-gaming router that also supports WiFi 6 standards, with a RE505X Internet Signal Distributor.
CES kicks off this year with a new generation of wireless router that supports WiFi 6 standards, and TP-Link introduces new releases of gaming routers with the support of new standards that deliver faster wireless performance in devices.
TP-Link Archer GX90 router starts with triple band AX6600 with WiFi 6, speed up to 6600 Mbps, with gaming bandwidth offering 4808 Mbps, with dedicated gaming software, which supports game acceleration in particular When streaming games or when viewing game statistics, a feature that supports displaying user rating in games in real time, the device is scheduled to be available in the second quarter of 2020 at a price of $ 330.
TP-Link also offers an Archer AX90 router that also supports WiFi 6 standards, which does not support games in particular, but it supports fast communication performance with a faster data transfer rate of 6600MB per second, with 8 antennas to support coverage In a larger range, with a 2.5 Gbps WAN / LAN port, a 1 Gbps WAN / LAN port, with 3 Gigabit LAN ports, a USB 3.0 port and another USB 2.0 port, this release is scheduled for April at a price 300 dollars.
TP-Link also revealed a WiFi Archer TX3000E for gaming adapter known as Archer TX3000E, which supports speed 3 times more than AC WiFi standards to support players in a steady connection in games, and comes at a price of $ 50 this month, and TP-Link also provided signal distributor RE505X with technology WiFi 6, which is available for sale in March, is priced at $ 70.