TRENDnet has just announced that it has updated its product portfolio to feature a new 450Mbps dual band wireless N USB adapter which comes as a great update path for desktop and laptop computers that rely on older 150Mbps or 54Mbps Wi-Fi hardware.
TRENDnet's wireless N adapter is also known as the TEW-684UB ... |
3 May 2011
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Although the HDAiR was introduced by Atlona earlier this year, the device featured a critical downside through the fact that it did not support audio. This made the USB wireless adapter rather useless for everything besides non-audio presentations. Now, however, the new version of this device has audio capabilities, ... |
23 November 2009
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TRENDnet, one of the world's leading vendors of networking products, has recently announced the launch of its new Mini Wireless N USB Adapter, claiming it to be the world's smallest device in its category. Measuring in at just 1.3 inches (3.3cm), the new Mini Wireless N USB adapter is slightly larger than a... |
23 September 2009
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Internet access is becoming more mainstream today, with the impressive technology advances that have been made both in the networking industry but also in the market for portable and desktop computer systems, providing users with an affordable way to stay connected and share their work and experiences with friends on... |
13 August 2009
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Belkin has announced today that it has introduced its new N+ Wireless Router and N+ Wireless USB Adapter. These two new products, designed to offer consumers wireless support for their everyday requirements, make use of the latest in wireless technology, so they should bring some impressive levels of performance, hel... |
10 July 2008
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If you are a regular basis traveler, then you are used to checking your email on the go, say in a bar that provides free Wi-Fi access or on a park bench near a public institution whose network administrator is not paid enough to carry a job to the end. If you enjoy being a Wi-Fi parasite and take all the advantage of... |
11 December 2007
10:35 GMT |
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