One of the toughest tests on wireless internet connectivity is setting up a
Wi-Fi connection via a Wireless Access Point Router. Proxim ORiNOCO
Wireless LAN is one of those products that measure up to the test. Whether the router is set up in a university campus or a public building, Proxim ensures a high standard of Wi-Fi on 802.11 b/g/a. It also has features such as Wi-Fi Protected Access, rogue AP detection and encryption so data remains protected during transmissions.
Proxim's ORiNOCO is the best bet in wireless LAN technology. It is highly reliable for people who are always in need of
reliable internet access no matter whether they are within particular wide area vicinity.
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