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Leading consumer tech reviews site CNET Australia has presented the Billion BiPAC 7800N router with a “Best of 2010” award that praises its performance, features and value-for-money.

In its September 2010 review of the BiPAC 7800N, CNET Australia described the router as a solid base for your ADSL2+ network with great wireless throughput. CNET, which said the BiPAC 7800N tested well against all of its three wireless chipsets, praised the “highly featured” device for offering gigabit Ethernet ports, an extra WAN port and the ability to set up Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs).

CNET (www.cnet.com.au) bills itself as Australia's number one dedicated consumer technology news and reviews site (Nielsen Market Intelligence, March 2011). The CNET Australia Best of 2010 award acknowledges excellence among products reviewed by the CNET Australia team during 2010, recognising the "best of the best" products in consumer tech based on a number of criteria including design, function and price.

CNET said competition for these awards was fierce, with the Billion BiPAC 7800N – which now has an RRP of just $209 – deemed the best in its class by the CNET Australia editorial team.

Billion routers are distributed through the national reseller network of Australian specialist broadband technology distributor PCRange

PCRange CEO Raaj Menon said he was delighted that the Billion BiPAC 7800N had received the “Best of 2010” award from CNET. “Our customers obviously agree because the 7800N was our best-selling router ever,” he said.

The just-released Billion BiPAC 7700N IPTV-ready router, which delivers Wireless N and ADSL2+ performance for just $89.95, is the fastest-selling router that Billion has ever released in Australia.

With this month’s first air-freighted shipment already sold, Billion’s Australian distributor PCRange reports that its second shipment of BiPAC 7700N routers, due early April, has been already snapped up by its reseller channel. A third shipment in May is already nearly two thirds accounted for!

PCRange CEO Raaj Menon said that sell-out performance represented the strongest sales rate for a new product that his company had seen. “At less than $90, the BiPAC 7700N is our most competitively priced ADSL router that used the popular Broadcom chipset,” he said.

“We expected this to be a hot seller and it has definitely lived up to our expectations.”