ASUS debuts Pocket Router with foldable USB Connector in India

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ASUS debuts Pocket Router with foldable USB Connector in India 
ASUS has launched WL-330NUL router in India to enable quick internet access for travellers and integrates full capabilities in the smallest-sized router produced to date. The device measuring 6.5cm long and weighing 17.5g has been created specifically for customers who travel frequently, especially those who use ultrabooks, smartphones and tablets to get online. The WL-330NUL provides quick secure network set-up and connection sharing with other users and works with multiple operating systems, including Windows 8, Mac OS, and iOS.
Vinay Shetty, Country Head  Component Business, ASUS (India), said, The WL-330NUL has been engineered to offer full-fledged router functionality in a miniaturized form-factor. It operates in multiple modes, including router, Ethernet, Wi-Fi hotspot, and access point. Its flexibility and convenience allow easy internet service sharing across several devices, regardless of whether only wired or wireless connectivity is available. The WL-330NUL measures 6.5cm in length and weighs 17.5g, making it as easy to carry and handle as a USB stick.

With its router capabilities, the WL-330NUL can allow sharing a single connection on multiple devices without having to pay for additional accounts or apply for new log-in information. It can pair easily with ultrabooks via USB. As these often lack a wired networking port, the RJ-45 Ethernet port on the WL-330NUL brings secure wired connections.

The WL-330NUL supports secure network creation, maintaining confidentiality and ensuring data remains safe even if shared across devices. Customers can get online almost instantly while utilizing the friendly web-based interface and bundled software for effortless access and connection sharing.........See More

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