| There are 1,000 different USB Wi-Fi
cards out there but none as good as ours. Plug our
Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter into any PC or Laptop's USB
port and instantly turn your computer into a high-speed,
Wi-Fi enabled computer. Not only does it install easily,
but our Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter also has an external
connector that lets you connect another better antenna
-- and more than triple your wireless range.
Speed matters. If you
currently use Wi-Fi networking in a "less than
ideal" location you will notice that your connection
speed will automatically downgrade from 54Mbps (Megabits
per second) to as little as 1Mbps. By adding a larger
antenna to the Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter you will increase
the signal strength and therefore increase the reliable
Mbps connection rate. The resulting higher Mbps connection
rate is directly related to faster downloading and
uploading speeds.
In our "in-house" tests, we measured the
improvement in Wi-Fi speed by timing how long it takes
to download a large file from another computer on
our private Wi-Fi network. In our own "real world"
test we tripled our download
rate by using this Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter with an
optional antenna.
When used alone the Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter's internal
antenna works well, though if you really want to supercharge
your Wi-Fi range and reliability just attach a better
WiFi
antenna and watch it go. You could almost call
it the Swiss Army Knife of Wi-Fi
adapters. When you're on the road, you can
attach a Mobile
WiFi Antenna to the Versa Wi-Fi USB Adapter -
and get high speed internet on your laptop. When at
home, connect a directional WiFi
Tabletop Antenna to boost the signal through walls.
For the biggest boost in range, attach a narrow beam,
Point-To-Point
WiFi Antenna, and you will be able to transmit
and receive WiFi from miles away (Line of sight).
802.11b/g. Works at speeds up to 54 Mbps. WPA and
WEP encryption compatible.
Compatible with the following operating systems:
- Microsoft Windows - 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, Vista
x64
- MAC - OS 10.3 and 10.4
- Linux
Windows Vista Users: Windows Vista does not use
the supplied wireless utility. After installing driver software
you must use the default Windows Vista wireless software to connect
to an access point or wireless router: Connecting
to Wireless Networks with Windows Vista.
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