| Hawking Technology Hi-Gain Wireless USB adapter reviewed |
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| Tim Higgins | |||||||||||
| October 27, 2003 | |||||||||||
Introduction
Note: This product has been discontinued and replaced by the HWU54D and HWU8DD. USB wireless adapters are nifty little items for getting desktops connected to wireless LANs. Some folks like them for laptop use too, since their better antennas and cabled connection provide more options for getting a good connection. Although most of the innovation in USB adapters lately has been to shrink them to flash-drive size, Hawking has taken the opposite tack. The result won't exactly fit into your pocket, but it does make a handy solution for difficult-to-reach WLAN locations. Tags: adapter, antenna, Hawking, USB, WiFi, Related Articles:SanDisk SD WiFi Card reviewedSMC2532W-B 802.11b High Power Wireless PC Card reviewed Buffalo Technology's AirStation 54Mbps Wireless USB adapter reviewed Aerialix Mini2400 Antenna reviewed QuickView: ASUS WL-330G 54Mbps Pocket Access Point |
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