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Tim Higgins

June 10, 2004

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ASUS 54Mbps Pocket Wireless Access Point

ASUS 54Mbps Pocket Wireless Access Point
Summary	Teeny 802.11g access point based on Marvell chipset. Can be used as client adapter. Does not support WDS bridging / repeating
Pros	• Extremely small and portable • Supports WPA • Can run as an AP or Ethernet client adapter
Cons	• Does not support WDS bridging / repeating • Very limited monitoring features • Can't attach higher-gain antennas

As promised, ASUS has delivered the 802.11g version of its innovative WL330 mini Access Point. It's as small as its older sibling but more attractively styled. There's good and bad news, however, in the feature department.

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