Dish extends wireless

Mar 29, 2006 9:56 AM

Wi-Fi dish attaches to computer

Hawking Technology's new Hi-Gain Wireless-G dish adapter uses a directional dish antenna to boost effective wireless network distances by up to 300% compared to standard embedded wireless cards using the same wireless protocol. The antenna and wireless card feature a USB 2.0 connection to Windows-based computers. Five LED lights display information on signal strength and wireless connection quality to allow the user to orient the antenna for optimum performance. A step-by-step installation wizard assists with installation. The device supports WEP, WPA and WPA2 wireless security standards.

The estimated retail price is $69.99. For more information, call 888/662-8828 or visit www.hawkingtech.com.

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