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HP 802.11 AGN HMC 2X2 DB 4.0 Bluetooth 676786-001 Wireless Adapter

SKU CH-8VHY-0BHN2

Adds 802.11 AGN wireless and Bluetooth to a system via USB while decoding 1080P video

  • FeaturesItem Type:TV Stick Hard Disk Capacity:< 100GB Remote Control
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi for flexible connections
  • 2x2 MIMO design improves throughput
  • Android TV stick with 1080P decode
  • USB connectivity with remote control included

HP 802.11 AGN wireless adapter

This HP wireless adapter provides 802.11 AGN connectivity and includes Bluetooth capability. It is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible systems. The part number is 676786-001 for easy identification.

Suited for adding wireless networking

This adapter suits users adding 802.11 AGN wireless and Bluetooth to a desktop or laptop with a suitable slot. Buyers who need a USB wireless dongle or a newer Wi-Fi standard should look at other options.

Highlights

  • Dual-band Wi-Fi for flexible connections
  • 2x2 MIMO design improves throughput
  • Android TV stick with 1080P decode
  • USB connectivity with remote control included

Specifications

BrandHP
Model676786-001-R
FeaturesItem Type:TV Stick Hard Disk Capacity:< 100GB Remote Control:Included Operation System:Android Connectors:USB Type:High Definition Decode Ability:1080P (Full-HD)

Questions about this item

What does the 2x2 figure mean for real-world throughput?

2x2 indicates two spatial streams on the wireless side, which can double the peak data rate compared with a single-stream adapter when the router also supports multiple streams.

What does the 802.11 a/g/n label cap in practice?

The adapter uses the 802.11 a/g/n standard, so its maximum link rate is limited to the speeds defined by those specifications rather than newer Wi-Fi generations.

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