| Hawking HGA11 Wireless Game Adapter |
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Model: HGA11
Brand: Hawking Technology
Manufacturer: Hawking Technology
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Total Reviews: 2
Form factor: External
Hardware platform: Game console
Data link protocol: IEEE 802.11b
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| Features: |
Wireless connection to Playstation 2 or XBox
Autoconfigure feature easily connects you to your network
Supports head to head (AdHoc) gaming and Internet gaming
802.11b wireless connectivity |
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| Description: |
| Hawking Technologies' Wireless Gaming Adapter is a unique device that enables your network ready Playstation 2 or XBox to wirelessly connect to your network for convenient Internet or Head-to-Head gaming. Simply connect the Wireless Gaming Adapter to the network adapter on your Playstation 2 or XBox and let the Zero Configuration feature auto configure itself to your network. The LED indicators on the Wireless Gaming Device will then show that the device has been automatically configured to work with your network and you are ready for wireless gaming. The Wireless Gaming Adapter alleviates the hassle of extending another network cable to your living room. The Hawking HGA11 is equipped with a Zero Configuration feature that allows gamers to setup their wireless adapter in seconds. Once all units are connected the Wireless Gaming Adapter the Zero Configuration feature will auto-detect your home's wireless network settings and configure itself accordingly. The LED indicators on the unit give the users information regarding the status of the configuration. If a problem is detected with your network or your wireless network requires manually inputted information then a specific LED will indicate to the user that manual configuration on a PC is required (via the Setup Wizard). For Head to Head gaming, simply push a single button and your ready! |
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| User Reviews (2 total): |
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Terrible setup, February 12, 2006
By user (Some where in the USA)
If you use WEP encryption, this device can be a real pain to configure. You have to plug it into your PC or your router to get all of the options you need to configure it.
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Akward setup, poor range, September 23, 2004
By user (California)
I was hoping to be able to get this item insteadl of one of the $100 xbox wireless bridges, however, this item doesn't compete at all with the range of the xbox adapter. I did notice that there are booster antenas to replace the one which comes in the box, and supposedly that will give this set a better range. However, then the cost is up to the one of the xbox anyway.
Also, this piece did not configure easily at all. It wouldn't work when connected to the xbox, but I had to go and install it on my PC (that means if you don't have a PC, it could be useless) then connect it to the xbox to get it to work.
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