Netduma R1 Router
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							The Netduma R1 is the only router in the world that will fix lag and congestion. Perfect for gamers and busy homes
							
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							Eliminate congestion with Netduma's patent-pending Anti-flood, which allows everyone in your home to download & upload without affecting each other
							
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							Guarantee game hosts / servers are located near your home with the world's only patented geographic filter. This dramatically reduces your game’s lag
							
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							Easily allocate bandwidth to your favourite devices, such as your console or PC, using a powerful yet simple, beautiful user interface, unlike any other router
							
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							Compatible with all Internet connection types (e.g. dsl, adsl, Fibre etc), all Internet Service Providers and all modems; 5 Gigabit LAN ports, 802.11 b/g/n wifi with a theoretical max speed of 300mbps (50-150mbps more likely in real world). Outstanding, friendly customer support
							
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