Posted by ketyung
on Jan/23/2007
at 2:07 am
The Buffalo WiFi adaptor gives your computer wirless capabilities and a 210 percent of signal boost, which can extend the signal reach up to 170m.
To use it, just connect it up to your computer’s USB port. It has two suckers, which you can just stick to your laptop as shown in the picture.
For the signal strength that can reach up to 170m, one of the likelihoods of use is sharing your WiFi signal to your neighborhood (If they don’t have one). For your neighbors that do not have WiFi connection, just get them to get this Buffalo WiFi adaptor and you can then extend your WiFi router/AP signal to them. It can even reach to those neighbors staying couple of doors away! Then you can all enjoy playing networked game, chatting, files transfer and Internet sharing etc in a much greater speed! This is so-called “the Local Area Network for the neighborhood”! You get my point?
No word on availability, but it’s expected to cost around 30 Euros!
Technorati: WiFi,WiFi adaptor,WiFi signal booster
March 5th, 2007 at 5:59 am
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April 24th, 2007 at 10:11 pm
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