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The compact EAP700 in a small form factor lays snug in a standard wall outlet box, and hides the wall cutout with its faceplate. For organizations that are already wired for Ethernet access and looking to add a wireless connection, EAP700 comes with the interfaces for both wired and wireless access. Its front panel features LED status indicators and a RJ45 wall jack. With RJ45 connector on the front, EAP700 further brings in network access flexibility – a user can connect to the Internet at his choice, wired or wireless!

The PoE-capable EAP700 has the benefit of running fewer cables in the duct. The Power over Ethernet (PoE) LAN port on the front of EAP700 serves as the power feed as well as the wired network feed. Optionally, it can also be powered via an AC adapter when PoE switch is not available on site. By utilizes thin AP technology, EAP700 stands for low costs, high performance, industrial-standard wireless security, and seamless integration into the existing wired network.

Standalone, EAP700 is an easy-to-install and cost-effective solution for most of indoor wireless deployments, including hotel rooms, apartments, offices, classrooms, libraries, private homes, public kiosks, etc. When connected to one of 4ipnet Controllers, the combined network turns into an intelligent building solution, a managed Internet service, or a Wi-Fi hotspot network of various scales. Multi-pack is available at lower cost to contractors/builders for larger deployments. For more information, please contact SF WiFi. info@sfwifi.com

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Of course, there will be some new features that will only be available on the next generation of the iPod and iPhone hardware (ain’t that always the way?). Case in point: rumors of high speed 802.11n Wi-Fi capabilities, as well as FM radio transmission. The combination of stereo Bluetooth, improved Wi-Fi speeds, and short-range FM transmission, are compelling and competitive features on a phone, but they’ll really put the iPod Touch in a class of its own when it comes to portable media players.

As for Wi-Fi speeds, the current iPhone and iPod touch models support 802.11a networks (5GHz), or 802.11b/g networks (2.4GHz), which are increasingly becoming common on portable devices (Zune, PSP). Apple already includes 802.11n support on their Macbooks and AirPort base stations, so it’s a natural move to add it to the iPhone and Touch. The increase in speed should be noticeable, provided you’re on a Wi-Fi network that supports the 802.11n standard. Those of us are still surfing on common b and g routers will still be getting the same old Wi-Fi speeds, though. In fact, since lots of people are still in the dark about 802.11n and
dual-band routers, I expect there will be an opportunity for Apple to market their latest dual-band Airport Extreme Base Station as a must-have accessory for every iPhone and iPod Touch user.

If the iPodTouch is really to become the mobile gaming platform Apple wants it to be, the boost in Wi-Fi speeds may open up some interesting gaming possibilities. Specifically, online multi-player games may
become more viable, as actions between players would be communicated with less latency.