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Article #413Re: limited 802.11b range, SMC WAP/USR client, multiple WAPS, 802.11a as an alternative?
From: Philip J. Koenig
Date: Sat, 04 May 2002 10:45
Date: Sat, 04 May 2002 10:45
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In article <MPG.173d2849fab7f2ed989749@news-01.easynews.com>, camper123456789 @yahoo.com (John S) writes... > In article <NeJA8.4997$2W3.551370928@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com>, > colgate@myemail.com says... > > There are two FCCID issued to the same SMC7004AWBR > > > > One is mfg by AMIT with "PBL-WIP-300" (35 mW) > > Second one is mfg by ACCTON with "HEDWG3004A-17" (13 mW) > > > > Looks like SMC ordered from different OEM and using the same plastic case. > > makes one wonder which one is better or were they made by the same company > > with different quality control. > > Again, ACCTON could have ordered from AMIT then apply itself a FCCID#. > The difference is the the AMIT unit (5432) 12VDC works pretty well and > is also used by other big name vendors but my memory fade will not > help me remember who. > > ACCTON I am told is owned by or associated with SMC and produces the > 5435 5VDC which is crap. That is correct, Accton now owns the SMC brand and most SMC products these days are produced by Accton. (Accton also sells lots of this stuff to other OEM customers) I'm not a big fan of their networking equipment as a rule. (liked it fine in the old days when SMC was a US company) BTW, someone mentioned USR earlier in this thread. USR is also now produced by a partnership between Accton and another Taiwanese company. http://www.usrobotics.com/inside/in-press-release.asp?prid=1 -- Philip J. Koenig The Electric Kahuna Organization [anti-spammed] ----------------Computers & Communications for the New Millennium-------------- * To send email, remove numbers and spaces: pjkunet64 @ ekahuna27 . com * * Civilians killed in WTC attack: 2,830 Afghan civilians killed by US: 3,767 * * Simple answers are for simple minds. Try a new way of looking at things. *
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