| Synet MW-P54SS Windy31 Wireless Broadband Router |
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| Features: |
Easy-setup using the auto-run installation program
Share wirelessly up to 32 terminals at the same time
Security and protection available through firewall functions |
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| Description: |
| The Windy31 is wireless, portable and easy-to-use. The Windy31 can pull triple-duty as a LAN card, an access point, and even a router. All three of these functions allow you to truly experience wireless freedom, as well as the convenience of portability. Because of its small size, you can virtually carry it wherever you go. Installation is just as easy, with the auto-run installation program that automatically makes itself compatible to the host computer system you are on. The Windy31 can conveniently be plugged right into your computer, PDA, or laptop's USB drive. You can walk into any cafe, library, office, school, airport, or any other place that provides wireless Internet service, and let the auto-run installation program do the rest. The Windy31 can wirelessly network up to 32 different clients together by being plugged into a single host computer. Manage all your local networks and easily share documents wirelessly. The Windy31 is highly portable and user friendly, allowing the host to easily connect other surrounding Wi-Fi enabled products, such as laptops, PDAs, and cell phones to the Internet without the hassle of wires. |
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| User Reviews (1 total): |
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Doesn't work reliably, August 2, 2008
By user (Olympia, WA)
I spent many hours trying to get this router to work reliably. Then spent 30 minutes with tech support from Korea. They said, "It's a Windows problem," but could offer no help in solving the reported IP conflict. All I know is it only works half the time, and it interferes with my otherwise reliable Sprint Aircard. Back it goes.
I must say that tech support responded promptly to my second email. But the engineer only spoke Korean. And the translator knew nothing about this device. So response = 10. Competence = 0.
I have seen just a few happy customers on another site. But also a review just like mine, "It doesn't work."
You get what you pay for. In this case, not much. Next I'll get a real router that takes a USB modem.
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