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| Hawking HWDN1A Hi-Gain Wireless-300N Network Dish Adapter for Mac Users |
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List Price: $129.99
Our Price: $117.99
You Save: $ 12.00 (9%)
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Hawking Technology
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Hawking Technology
Color: White
EAN: 0603992506682
Feature: Extends Network Coverage 4x using MIMO and Hi-Gain Dish Technology
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Label: Hawking Technology
Manufacturer: Hawking Technology
Model: HWDN1A
Network Interface Description: USB
Publisher: Hawking Technology
Studio: Hawking Technology
Warranty: 1 year warranty
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Extends Network Coverage 4x using MIMO and Hi-Gain Dish Technology
Boosts Data Throughput 12x
Excellent Solution for Media-Intensive Activities with up to 300Mbps Data Transfer Rate
Supports WEP, WPA (PSK, TKIP), and WPA2 (AES) Security Encryption for the highest level of security
Setup is quick and simple
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Hawking Hi-Gain Wireless-300N USB Dish Adapter extends your wireless network 6 times and boosts your data throughput 12 times! It is capable of transferring data up to 300Mbps. The Wireless-300N USB Dish Adapter is designed with advanced Directional Dish Technology for excellent range and performance. A built-in dual antenna concentrates wireless signals for extended wireless range of up to 600%, compared to a standard network adapter. It is the most powerful 802.11n Wireless Networking Adapter on the market. Furthermore, it is backward compatible with Wireless 802.11b and 802.11g and will operate on the highest throughput that your network allows.
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Summary: Has worked really good for me
Comment: I have an older Notebook computer and this adapter has worked really good for me. I would recommend this product. If you have a newer computer with a Wireless N card you do not need this product.
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Summary: No better than my Airport Card
Comment: I loaded the software, hooked it up, received the signal, and it was no stronger or more reliable than my Airport Card in my MacBook. Tried it out for a week or so, then returned because it never got better after I tried problem solving it.
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