December 2002 · Peripheral
Linksys WRT54G (2002)
The most famous home Wi-Fi router.
Four-port switch plus 802.11g wireless on a Broadcom 125 MHz SoC with 4 MB flash and 16 MB RAM. Its Linux firmware made it a hacker favorite.
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Facts
- Date
- December 2002
- Kind
- Peripheral: Modem and networking
- Maker or publisher
- Linksys
- Platforms
- Windows, Mac
- CPU
- Broadcom BCM4702 125 MHz
- RAM
- 16 MB
- Flash
- 4 MB
- Ports
- 4+1 Fast Ethernet
- Connection
- Ethernet, 802.11b/g
- Works with
- Windows, Mac
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