QuickerTek Doubles MacBook Signal Strength

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Tuesday, August 15th, 2006

Antenna for macQuickerTek has released a WiFi Transceiver that will allegedly double the signal strength of a MacBook Pro. Although that is a respectable gain, the transceiver utilizes an AC adapter which effectively limits portability.

Adapters are the bane of laptop users, and the fact that this device utilizes one makes it a bit undesirable. Now if you thought that the fact that it’s powered by a clunky adapter is bad, the $200 price tag will add insult to injury.

QuickerTek WiFi transceiver[ubergizmo]

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