Vivato introduced an 802.11g Indoor Wi-Fi base station that employs the company’s smart antenna technology to extend signals up to 12 times farther than industrial-grade access points. The unit is mountable in a corner or on a wall, making it perfectly suited for large-scale indoor deployments at warehouses, shopping malls, airport and train terminals, university auditoriums and libraries and sports venues, hotels and resorts. http://www.vivato.net
Vivato Extends 802.11G with New Indoor Base Station
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