CES 2013: Another TP-Link Wireless Router, This Time with Two Bands

While TP-Link's Pocket Router is ready to tackle the needs of people on-the-go, the company has launched a different device for the homes of the well-off.

We are referring to a dual-band wireless router called N600 Universal Wireless Dual Band Entertainment Adapter.

With the codename TL-WA3164EA, it has four ports, 300 Mbps data transfers over the 2.4 GHz band, and an extra 300 Mbps over 5 GHz.

Not exactly as fast as top-tier models, which work at 450 Mbps over 5 GHz (and, thus, have a total of 750 Mbps), but still quite a lot.

In fact, the router should be enough for all Wi-Fi-enabled devices in a home, be they PCs, phones, tablets or TVs.

The four Gigabit LAN ports will make sure there is enough bandwidth for everything.

TP-Link will start selling the N600 in the second quarter of 2013, for an unknown price.