Rosewill RNX-N1 Adapter Review

Wireless Networks Wi-Fi in a short period of time gained a huge popularity. Certainly, this sudden success is obliged to the widespread of laptops with built-in wi-fi modules, which rapidly displace conventional desktops from our apartments. The concept of wireless networks can differ significantly: from a hot-spot in the café and access point in home network to a Wi-Fi network at a fairly large (from 500 meters) distance.

However, very often we need to connect traditional desktop, which has no built-in wi-fi module, to a wireless home network. Rosewill RNX-N1 Wireless-N USB adapter is designed to solve this problem once and for all. Its user-friendly interface and quick installation guide will help you to create or connect to wireless network in minutes.

Due to MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) technology, which uses the combination of antennas in order to minimize the number of errors and improve data speed, you can upgrade your standard 802.11b/g system network into 802.11n system network. It will increase the connection and transmission speed 12 times (up to 300 mbps!) and the covering radius 4 times. It is a perfect variant of streaming huge amounts of information with a minimum expenditure of time.

Rosewill RNX-N1 uses high security level protocols (64-128-WEP, WPA/WPA2, Cisco CCS V1.0 – V3.0) in order to protect your personal data and provide stable working process. The main drawback of the device is that it doesn’t support Linux operating system.

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