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I-O Data just released two new WiMax-ready products in the Japanese market in the form of the WiMax USB dongle WMX-01 and wireless LAN router WMX-GW02A to host it. The router supports up to 40Mbps of data transfer wirelessly. The WiMax-ready USB Dongle and Wireless Lan router will be available in Japan later this month for 15,700 Yen ($159). [I-O Data]
I-O Data today releases two new products in the form of the Wireless Lan Router and Wireless Lan Converter. These gadgets support IEEE 802.11n Draft 2. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing at this time. [I-O Data]
Option has decided to launch its Globetrotter III wireless router. The device provides a USB port that allows you to connect external hard drives for data back up purposes or share its content over the Wi-Fi link. You can also connect a printer so that everyone who has access to the network will be able to use the printer. The Option Globetrotter III 3G Wireless Router offers download speeds of 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of up to 5.76Mbps. No word on pricing at this time. [Electronista]
Asus’s new RT-G32 wireless router boasts an easy-to-use WPS which can be set up at the touch of a button. WPS is a regulation that allows easy setups for wireless LAN device connections and security including NAT Firewall, Single Port and Port Range Filter, a MAC address filter and an URL based filter. The Asus RT-G32 works perfectly with Windows Vista OS. [FarEastGizmos]
Linksys’ WRT610N simultaneous dual-N band router has been released. The device allows the 802.11n WiFi standard to run on both 2.4GHz and 5.0GHz at the same time. Linksys sells this new router with a price tag of $200. [Engadget]
Netgear’s new open source router, the WGR614L, allows users to fine-tune settings including signal strength and security without the need to wait for Netgear to add those features themselves. Features of the WGR614L include VPN and WEP support, WPA and WP2 security; and Wi-Fi Protected Security. This router also provides four Ethernet ports. The Netgear WGR614L is priced at $69. [Electronista]
CradlePoint is dropping a new 3G-ready CTR500 travel router. It features an ExpressCard slot, USB port and is compatible with any 3G modem or 3G-capable cellphone, along with a 10/100 Ethernet port, and full 802.11b/g compliance, support for an external 802.11 antenna. CradlePoint is taking pre-orders now for $180, but they wont ship until June 1st. [Electronista]
NEC will be dropping the AtermWR1200H wireless LAN router in Japan. It’s about (27x85x110mm f110g) with built in antenna, and is more than half as small as the previous router. No word on the pricing for this router. [Akihabara]
D-Link is famous for its wireless and Ethernet computer networking products for both consumer and SOHO users. The company is expected to ship its first high-powered dual band draft 802.11n wireless router for the digital home. Known as the DIR-855, the router supports dualband (2.4GHz & 5GHz) wireless signals at the same time, so you can check e-mail and browse the Internet using the 2.4GHz band while simultaneously streaming High-Definition (HD) movies and other media on the 5GHz band. The D-Link DIR-855 was showcased at the ongoing CES 2007 expo. The company also confirmed that the pricing will be announced when the product ships. [Product Page]
TrendNet presents the ultimate wireless router called the TEW-637AP. Unlike most routers, the 300Mbps Wireless “Easy-N-Upgrader” plugs into an extra Ethernet port on your existing router and depends on the old box to do to be the router. $64
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