ASUS WL-330N3G 6-in-1 Wireless-N Mobile Router

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ASUS WL-330N3G 6-in-1 Wireless-N Mobile Router

ASUS has launched the WL-330N3G router which offers all the benefits of a standard wireless router, with multi-role functionality and an extremely user-friendly set-up. All of these features fit in a tiny device that is easy to carry, making the WL-330N3G ideal for travellers and business people who wish to extend their internet access when on the road.

The first thing to note about the WL-330N3G is its compact size. Its footprint is smaller than a business card. While this makes it very easy to carry and literally pocket sized, it does not come at the expense of functionality. This is a full wireless router designed for those on the move, especially students, commuters and mobile professionals.

The WL-330N3G can also be deployed as an Ethernet adapter for Ethernet-capable devices like game consoles, printers and cable set-top boxes.

Finally, the WL-330N3G has both hotspot and 3G sharing modes built in. As a hotspot, it can serve as a mobile Wi-Fi connection for several PCs, while in 3G sharing mode. It also provides Internet connectivity for several devices through the 3G network. This mode works in conjunction with a 3G USB adapter.

The WL-330N3G is easy to configure and offers up to 150Mbps data rate. The process is extremely simple and fast, thanks to ASUS Plug-n-Surf and network detection. Plus, the numerous ways this coverage can be extended to a host of different devices, all in a very portable manner, makes the WL-330N3G a very powerful connectivity enabler.

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