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Manufacturer: Netgear
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: NetGear
EAN: 0606449039955
Feature: • Rangemax wireless PC card extends your network coverage up to 10 times that of standard 802.11g• Optimized for use with the RangeMax Wireless Router, so that everyone enjoys high-speed connections everywhere in your house¿with virtually no d
Label: Netgear
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Manufacturer: Netgear
Model: WPN511
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Windows
Publisher: Netgear
Release Date: 2005-03-08
Studio: Netgear
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• Rangemax wireless PC card extends your network coverage up to 10 times that of standard 802.11g• Optimized for use with the RangeMax Wireless Router, so that everyone enjoys high-speed connections everywhere in your house¿with virtually no d
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Optimised for use with the WPN311 RangeMax? Wireless Router, which dramatically boosts signal and eliminates dead spots, to provide superior wireless coverage and speed to your desktop via the PCI slot.
1000% more coverage than 802.11g:
As a 21st-century consumer, your desktop computer is an integral part of your life. But does your home computing environment work for you? Even if you already have a wireless network, you've probably found "dead spots" in your home where your Internet connection fades in and out, or drops off completely.
Now, say good-bye to those dead spots ? and say hello to the freedom to work (and play) absolutely anywhere in your home!
With the RangeMax Wireless Router and PCI Adapter, your whole house becomes a "hot spot." NETGEAR's exclusive RangeMax technology gives you the longest range of any wireless network on the market today - up to 10 times the wireless coverage of 802.11g. So you'll have a sizzling-fast, consistent connection in every room of your house.
Range Matters:
Put the NETGEAR RangeMax Wireless PCI Adapter to work for you, and that's all you need - leave those range extenders, repeaters, and external antennas at the store. The RangeMax Wireless PCI Adapter is optimized for use with the RangeMax Wireless Router which adjusts to the interference and physical barriers in your home, and delivers up to 500,000 square feet of coverage - 1000% more than 802.11g. And the RangeMax Wireless PCI Adapter is 100% compatible with your existing 802.11b/g products.
Power Under the Hood:
RangeMax is an advanced Smart MIMO (Multi-In, Multi-Out) technology that uses seven internal antennas in the wireless router. The RangeMax Wireless Router constantly surveys your home environment for barriers and interference and adjusts the signal to compensate for these performance inhibitors. For example, if you want to place your desktop in a different location, the RangeMax Wireless Router automatically senses the change and selects fr
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