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  • £10.99 Edimax EW-7711UTN WiFi nLite Mini-Size Wireless N USB Adapter


    16 September, 2009, by Desire Athow

    The EW-7711UTn is a mini-size wireless USB adapter which provides a simple and easy way to add or upgrade wireless connectivity to your desktop or notebook computer. This nLITE mini-size USB adapter supports higher data rate up to 150Mpbs when connecting with wireless 802.11n device. You can just plug it into computer's USB port and enjoy incredible high-speed wireless network access.

    EW-7711UTn complies with wireless IEEE802.11b/g standards. With built-in with the latest wireless technology, EW-7711UTn can increase the coverage 3 times more and reduce "dead spots" within the wireless range. The transmission data rate when connecting with wireless 802.11n devices is up to 150Mbps, which makes signal travel further and maintain wireless connections much reliable than standard wireless IEEE802.11b/g network.

    Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is a standard for easy and secure establishment of a wireless network. This wireless USB adapter supports software WPS-compatible configuration and hardware WPS push button. When both ends of the wireless connection use wireless solution with WPS, it will automatically configure the wireless network with robust WPA data encryption and authentication.

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    The included 16 languages EZmax setup wizard and friendly UI will walk you through configuring EW-7711UTn to your wireless network. EA-7711UTn is currently the smallest wireless adapter. The compact design of EW-7711UTn is convenient to carry for all mobile users.

    You can buy the Edimax EW-7711UTN for £10.99 from Play.com including free delivery

    Tags: Wireless, edimax
    Desire Athow
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    Desire Athow
    on 16 September, 2009

    Désiré Athow is the Content Editor of ITProPortal.com and has been reporting on technology and telecommunication since 1999. You can follow him on Twitter.




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