| Addtron AWU-120 11 Mbps Wireless USB Network Adapter |
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Model: 120
Brand: Addtron Technology Co.
Manufacturer: Direct Source Distributing
Average Rating: 
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Total Reviews: 4
Hardware platform: PC
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Multiple Data Rates (11 Mbps, 5.5 Mbps, 2 Mbps, 1 Mbps)
IEEE 802.11b and IEEE 802.3 compliant
Automatic data rate selection
Works with Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000
Up to 1000 feet operating range in open environment |
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| Description: |
| Addtron Technology is one of the largest Ethernet and Fast Ethernet network connectivity products manufacturers in the world. To maximize customer satisfaction and continually enhance the company's competitive position, Addtron's emphasis will be on providing simple networking solutions to corporate workgroups, SOHOs, small to medium-sized business, and combine these with unmatched value proposition and customer service. Through the strength of the company's associates, Addtron Technology will strive to become the best performing networking connectivity products company in the world as seen through the eyes of the customers and shareholders. |
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Works great... Plug it in and go, November 13, 2002
By mcmanzi (Edison, NJ United States)
I use this Network Adapter for Guest computers, I pop in the CD, plug in the USB and POW!! I'm on the wireless network. A good product at a good price.
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no support, intermittently freezes pc, October 7, 2002
By unknown
I purchased since it was cheap, you obviously get what you pay for with this company. I have since upgraded to D-link. Causes intermittent freezing of the pc in WinME, same on my W2Kpro machine.
Faxing in an RMA form is the only way to get a response. Why not just fix their drivers.
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Works well, August 23, 2002
By wprince2 (Kennesaw, GA United States)
I bought this because it was inexpensive. Works well in infrastructure mode with my Netgear MR314 router, Windows 98. Reception is average - good enough for coverage from anywhere inside my house. You can't attach an external antenna. Speed is good enough for internet use. I was able to download the latest drivers (including XP - as of April 2002) and latest firmware upgrade. I applied the firmware upgrade, but I haven't tried it with XP yet.I've haven't had any problems, but don't expect support from Addtron.
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Not the best, but good for the money., July 15, 2002
By zeeaa (Austin, Tx United States)
I bought this becasue I was staying the summer in a complex with wireless broadband and needed a wireless USB adapter for cheap. I saw the price and dove right in. I found out that there are no drivers in the box for Windows XP, but the Windows 2000 driver included works fine. After scouring the web, I found out that the companym Addtron, doesn't support their networking products. On their site they had a link for a Windows XP driver, but the link was broken. Even after trying to call the company, I still have had no luck getting the Windows XP driver. I haven't used the adapter for much heavy use. Reception is decent, but nothing amazing. Bottom Line: The included drivers work very well in Windows 2000 and work for the most part in Windows XP. If I could get my hands on the new XP drivers, I would be a happy camper. It works well for basic wireless conectivity, but I wouldn't use it for anything extreme.
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