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Ways to keep using an old router after replacing it

Engadget suggests finding a use for a replaced router in your new setup rather than throwing it away.

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Engadget says an old router can still be useful after you replace it and points readers to methods for extending its life in a new setup.

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@engadgetAn old router has lots of uses that extend its life, even once you replace it. Try these methods to see what it can do in your new setup.20d

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@engadgetAn old router has lots of uses that extend its life, even once you replace it. Try these methods to see what it can do in your new setup.20d

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@engadgetAn old router has lots of uses that extend its life, even once you replace it. Try these methods to see what it can do in your new setup.20d

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@engadgetAn old router has lots of uses that extend its life, even once you replace it. Try these methods to see what it can do in your new setup.20d

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