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CES 2007: Ruckus Wireless intros 'Video-Grade' USB wireless adapter
1:20 PM - January 8, 2007 by
Tim Higgins (SmallNetBuilder)
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ces2007, ruckus, usb 0 comment
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ces2007, ruckus, usb 0 comment
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Las Vegas (NV) - Ruckus Wireless today introduced the MediaFlex USB Dongle that is designed to provide stable, wireless connectivity to in-home multimedia devices such as set-tops and media center systems.
The adapter uses a standard 802.11g radio coupled to Ruckus' patent-pending BeamFlex smart antenna technology.
Read the complete story here. (SmallNetBuilder)
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