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Ubiquiti new range of products 900Mhz and 3.65Ghz

Sunday, August 15th, 2010

Ubiquiti presented 3 lines of new wireless products.
The BIG news is the new frequency – new Airmax will work at 900Mhz and 3.65Ghz.

airmax-900mhz-3ghzWhit this new product Ubiquiti  get out of the noise at 2 and 5Ghz.

New airmax at 900Mhz can be used at NLOS applications.

900mhz airmax m900 nlos mimo applicationsRevolutionary 900MHz 2×2 MIMO AirMax TDMA Performance:

100Mbps+ Real Throughput using 20MHz wide channels
40Mbps+ Real Throughput using 10MHz wide channels
20Mbps+ Real Throughput using 5MHz wide channels

At the other side is new airmax mimo products working at 3Ghz band.

3ghz airmax m365 for noise free linksAirmax M365 working at 3.65GHz will need FCC registration, providing protection and coordination between multiple operators. The result is reliable, carrier class links with no interference.

The third thing is first Ubiquiti home router.

Introducing AirRouter, Ubiquiti’s first indoor commerical WiFi Router featuring powerful AirOS features. Capable of connecting over 100 meters away at 150 Mbps speeds. AirRouter is an indoor ultra-long range 802.11n WiFi Access point that features 5 X 10/100 BASE-TX (Cat 5, RJ-45) Ethernet Ports, USB Port, and an integrated antenna.

AirRouter utilizes version 5 of Ubiquiti’s AirOS builds upon the market leading intuitive user-interface loaded with advanced wireless configurations and routing functionality.

New ASUS wireless router RT-N56U Just Looks Great

Friday, March 5th, 2010

Hi , this new router form ASUS looks amazing ! I can buy one, of course any wire will make it look bad on this ;) so no gigabyte ports.

The new ultra slim RT-N56U router is dual band 2.4GHz and 5GHz and supporting WiFi 802.11a/b/g/n. Ffeaturing 3G HSDPA USB 2.0 ports, four gigabit ethernet ports. It also can functions as a printer server and boasts to be capable of 300,000 concurrent sessions.

ASUS-RT-N56U

Here gallery on engadget and video here

WIFI WLAN Patch Antenna with SWR Adjustment

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

I really liked this one.

If anyone have one of this network analyzers and do not use it – you can donate it :)

Info says :

How to make a WIFI antenna which can be adjusted for best standing wave ratio
from WLAN channel 1 to channel 11

And link to a video :


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