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I disagree. This reads like a hastily-written article. Take these quotes from just one paragraph: "now is a fine time to start looking at Wi-Fi 7 routers."
by MR4D 3y ago
I disagree. This reads like a hastily-written article.
Take these quotes from just one paragraph:
"now is a fine time to start looking at Wi-Fi 7 routers."
"There weren’t a lot announced at the show.... "
"You will probably want to be cautious about pulling the trigger, though."
"The choices are still a little slim and mostly still expensive."
This basically contradicts the title as well as the first line of the paragraph. How is that supposed to be useful for me?
If instead, the article were something along the lines of "Wi-Fi 7 just came out, but don't buy yet", then that might be different. The author is trying to put a happy tone on a negative article. Whether that's the editors or the write, I don't know, but the output is a waste of time for people who read the headline thinking wi-fi 7 has taken off.