9 January 2008 12:07 GMT / By Katie Scott
AM Micro has announced the Hi-Gain Wireless-G Dish Network Adapter for Macs.The HWU8DDA device has been designed by Hawking Technology, and will connect a desktop computer or laptop to any Wireless-B, Wireless-G, or Wireless-N network by USB.
Using a high speed USB 2.0 connection, HWU8DDA establishes the strongest signal available within an area thanks using Hi-Gain Antenna technology.
With an 8dBi Hi-Gain directional dish antenna, the HWU8DDA allows wireless connection distances to be extended by up to 300%.
Built in LED signal indicators indicate the strength of the signal.
The HWU8DDA is compatible with both Mac laptop and desktop machine (installed with Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.4 (Intel or Power PC)).
The package contains one USB cable, a CD that includes the software and a manual, a Hi-Gain Wireless-G USB Network Adapter, and a quick installation guide.
It is available now for £69.95 from AM Micro. Hardware, Networking, Wi-Fi, Mac software, Laptop accessories, AM Micro, CES2008


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