Billion BiPAC 7300N - page1
In this age of brand obsession, Billion may not be a make you've heard much about. They're a Taiwanese firm who specialise in networking equipment though not too much of it has made its way to the UK. Until now.
The terribly-named BiPAC 7300N comes with all the standard pieces you'd expect in the box: a short network cable, an ADSL connector cable, 3 detachable aerials, installation CDs, a quick start guide, and the router itself.
The router itself is functional-looking, but its white plastic casing feels sturdy, and size-wise it's nice and small. The router has four flat rubber feet on the bottom to keep it in place, and although there is no stand for vertical positioning, it is stable enough to be used that way if you want to.
Setting up the router is very easy, with a simple wizard taking you step by step through the initial setup. Whilst further configuration is not quite so simple, the manual included on the CD is very good. This is especially important as Billion are targeting this router at home and SOHO users.
