Wi-Fire: Wi-Fi Range Extender using USB to connect

Published: August 13, 2009 | Author: Admin

wi fire Wi Fire: Wi Fi Range Extender using USB to connect

Wi-Fire is a tool Wi-Fi Range Extender with USB connections. Wi-Fire can make you stay connected with Wi-Fi signals even though far 304 m. Wi-Fire has a relatively small physical that is 102 x 14 x 57 mm and more lightweight (about 30% compared to similar products) so that it can be installed on the notebook screen. Wi-Fire can also be used with the Linux operating system and Mac OS-X. But unfortunately it only supports Wi-Fi with the 802.11b/g only or in other words not support 802.11n. Wi-Fire sell with the price $59.00

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hField Technologies - Blog » Blog Archive » 802.11n Lacks Range, Availability for Travelers | August 13th, 2009 at 3:41 pm

[...] saw a nice post on the Wi-Fire this morning on Tech & Gadget Diary. But the mention of 802.11n reminded us we should start talking about the 802.11g versus 802.11n [...]

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