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Home » Netopia Offers 3-D Reach Wi-Fi Kits for DSL and Cable

Netopia Offers 3-D Reach Wi-Fi Kits for DSL and Cable

December 14, 2003
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Netopia introduced two “3-D Reach” Wi-Fi gateway starter kits for use by both cable modem and DSL subscribers. The kits incorporate a Wi-Fi certified 3-D Reach Netopia gateway, Wi-Fi PC Card, and Netopia’s WEP Configuration Wizard. Both gateways utilize Netopia’s “3-D Reach” technology, which leverages a dual-tuned diversity antenna system to significantly boost the range of the Wi-Fi network without increasing the antenna power. The gateway design also shields the ADSL subsystem from interfering with the radio components. Netopia said its 3D Reach overcomes the coverage limitation often faced by consumers if their gateway is located on a different floor from their PC (for example, the gateway is in an upstairs office when the user is trying to access the Internet from the den downstairs). The gateways also include WEP security features that are auto-configured and enabled by default. Netopia has been shipping the gateways through its service provider accounts. The new Netopia Wi-Fi Starter Kits will now be offered through distributors, eCommerce stores, service providers, and select retail outlets worldwide starting in January 2004.
http://www.netopia.com/3DReach

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