Mobility is the main factor at TP-Link this year
All TP-Link routers are a good friend of the Hungarians, as they offer their products at a very reasonable price and are also moving forward. They built the world’s smallest router and will also provide a special 3G solution in 2012.
TP-Link's Wireless N Nano Router is smaller than a credit card (6,35 x 6,35 x 1,7 centimeters), making it the smallest model in the world. Regardless, the blue-white TL-WR702N does not lag behind its competitors in terms of performance, as it is capable of 150 Mbps data transfer in an average-sized room. Since the "little one" fits anywhere, we can safely take it with us to hospitality, work, school and other places (we leave it to the imagination of our readers), we will not be left without a wireless network: we can surf the Internet with our tablet or mobile phone.
The other special feature is the 3G Battery Powered Wireless N Router, a "creation" that won an innovation award at CES, as the name suggests, it is equipped with a 2000 mAh battery and supports not only a traditional Ethernet connection, but also a USB 3G modem able to share internet access, of course wirelessly. The battery can be easily recharged, otherwise it has a working time of 4,5 hours, so for example, families who want to go fishing can also benefit from it, while the whole company can press one of their gadgets while waiting quietly. Like its sibling, the TL-MR3040 can produce a maximum data transfer speed of 150 Mbps.
Release dates and prices will only be revealed later in the year. If we’re still not convinced by the manufacturer, we’ll bring us a NAS called the TL-NS210 and a hybrid Hy-Fi router this year.
