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[#1]

Are there any plans to upgrade the FIOS wireless modem hardware to support the N wireless standard? The additional range of the N standard would allow for much better wireless coverage throughout my house. It would also be a huge time saver during those times when I wirelessly backup my laptop to my home office desktop PC.

[#2]

To Verizon, about http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Verizon-80211N-FiOS-Router-Coming-This-Summer-107918

#1 What's the hold up?

#2 Are you (Verizon) promising something you can't deliver?

#3 I am not saying the OP is confused the difference between a DSL Modem Combo and Router with a RJ-45 WAN port and a Moca Port (for use on FIOS)

[#3]

The Actiontec Rev F supports 802.11n and has been out as early as May (I've had mine since I ordered service in July). 

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r24215069-Actiontec-Rev-F-in-Oregon

[#4]

yea and the reps and the techs say O u can go an buy your own n router BUT WHY DO I WANT TO DO THAT verrizon should support it we pay them money every month to use there hardware

[#5]

I too would like to upgrade the FiOS supplied Router to N.  How do I ?

[#6]

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The Actiontec Rev F supports 802.11n and has been out as early as May (I've had mine since I ordered service in July). 

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r24215069-Actiontec-Rev-F-in-Oregon

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Did you see http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25050106-

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[#7]

The Actiontec Rev F supports 802.11n and has been out as early as May (I've had mine since I ordered service in July). 

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r24215069-Actiontec-Rev-F-in-Oregon

[#8]

So the real question here is how do you get a revision F router? I have a rev. D and the Verizon customer service reps I've spoken with all deny that a 802.11N option exists.

[#9]

At shis point its a model G router.