TRENDnet TEW-421PC 802.11g PCMCIA Wireless Adapter laptop networking
- 802.11g PCMCIA Wire…
- IEEE802.11b/g
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Extends USB signals beyond standard cable limits for laptop connectivity
This USB extender connects a laptop to peripherals across longer cable runs than standard leads allow. It is built for users who need reliable data links beyond typical desktop reach. The unit carries model number 29341 and is supplied new.
The extender supports runs up to 57 metres using ordinary USB cabling without active repeaters. Beyond that distance the signal drops and a different transmission method is required. It does not add power delivery or increase the host port bandwidth.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The extender connects to standard USB interfaces on your laptop and boosts the signal over longer cable runs without needing special drivers.
Connect a USB device through the extended link; if the device enumerates and transfers data normally, the booster is operating as intended.
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