Techware Labs Header
Home | Reviews | Articles | Downloads | Guides | Staff | Advertising | Links
Mainboards | Networking | Video | Cases | Storage | Other

Forums

Bargains

Home

Links

News Archives

Hardware Reviews

Articles

Free Magazines

Guides

Downloads

About TWL

Advertising

The Geek Weekly

Newsletter

Seagate FreeAgent ...

Tagan A+ Seenium C...

Best CPU Cooler Pe...

Technic3D/Thermola...

500 GB Hard Disk D...

Thermaltake M9D Re...

Cooler Master UCP-...

Technic3D/Microsof...

Danger Den Custom ...

Olevia/Syntax 242T...

Super Talent SSD M...


FON: Wifi Everywhere


Author:  Matthew Homan
Date:  2007.04.04
Topic:  Networking
Provider:  FON
Manufacturer:  FON







FON: Wifi everywhere

Introduction to FON
TechwareLabs acquired a new product from FON Inc. The product is a simple looking access point and a large community of users behind it. Our first reaction was the standard “great, another shareware product,” but soon came to discover that this access point product was pretty readily available. Of course we are not saying it is on every street corner, but it sure does have to potential to be.

What is FON? (click the link for their explanation)
The FON appliance is a wireless access point that provides internet access through your high speed connection. Now a lot of users out there are ask why would I want to share my internet connection, well the appliance is beneficial two fold, first once you own an appliance you can register it with an account. This account allows you to connect to and use any FON internet access point world wide. Also the FON device can be set up to charge those users who would like to use your WiFi connection. We didn’t set ours up to do charge for connection, but it looks pretty simple baring you have a paypal account.

Technical Specifications:

Dimensions 93.5 mm x 25.5 mm x 70 mm (excluding antenna)
PowerSupply Input: 100-240V ~ 50-60 Hz 0.3A. Output: 5V, 2.0A DC output
PowerConsumption 4 Watt
Memory Flash 8 MB / SDRAM: 16 MB
AntennaConnector RP-SMA connector (reverse SMA)
Antenna Omni-Directional detachable antenna (2dBi)
Authentication WEP 64bit/128 bit, WPA, WPA2, WPA mixed
Encryption TKIP, AES, Mixed
Network Standard Support IEEE 802.11b / 802.11g (up to 54 Mbps)

 





« Back Home
FON: What is does and what it looks like? »


ICY BOX IB-390

CoolMax 750W PSU

Power Color HD 4870

Antec Veris Premier

NZXT Sentry LX

LG Glimmer

Zoom H2 Recorder

ATP 4GB EarthDrive

ATP 4GB ToughDrive

Bluetooth

Lian Li Maxima 750W

Glacial Power AL650A

Virtual Double

FSP Everest 900W

Tuniq Ensemble 1200W

:: Copyright © 2002-2008 Techware Labs, LLC :: All Rights Reserved

Email for spiders