EDUP routers specifications.
Routers Specs >> EDUPEDUP EP-N8508 |
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 | Device type: adapter Max. the wireless connection speed: 150 Mbit/s Standard: 2.0 ... |
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EDUP EP-N8531 |
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 | Device type: adapter Max. the wireless connection speed: 150 Mbit/s Standard: 2.0 ... |
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EDUP EP-9501N |
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 | Device type: Wi-Fi access point Standard: 802.11n, frequency 2.4 GHz Max. speed of the wireless connection: 150 Mbps ... |
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EDUP EP-N8508GS |
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 | Device type: Wi-Fi adapter Connection interface: USB 2.0 Standard: 802.11n, frequency 2.4 GHz Max. speed of the wireless connection: 150 Mbps ... |
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EDUP EP-MS8512 |
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 | Device type: Wi-Fi adapter Connection interface: USB 2.0 Standard: 802.11n, frequency 2.4 GHz Max. speed of the wireless connection: 300 Mbit/with ... |
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EDUP EP-MS150NW |
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 | Device type: Wi-Fi adapter Connection interface: USB 2.0 Standard: 802.11n, frequency 2.4 GHz Max. speed of the wireless connection: 150 Mbps ... |
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