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Not too Shabby!!
This arrived fast, works great after downloading the right driver for my computer and finding out how to connect to the proper network. If nothing else is said, the range is good, runs at a nice speed , and great for online browsing at home. I like it!!...
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Worth the Money
This is a very good multi-purpose gadget. Pretty cool. Everything works as promised and the 2 5-star reviews I've read are dead on. It seems to support all the various types of wireless encryption in use today. It works with my linksys wireless-g router full speed no problem. The included software is neat, clean and simple (the way software should be written). If you're a tech-geek (and even if you aren't) you will appreciate this gadget. Worth the 80 bucks.
Trendnet USB Wifi Detector & 512 Drive
A brilliant and effective combination of a USB drive with Wifi detector. As a road warrior who needs frequent connectivity, I can use this well-designed devise to not only let me know if a Wifi signal exists, but whether it's secure or open, the band and other signal details. In short, it helps me to move to a workable location without having to boot each time I want to test for a usable signal!
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