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NETIS, a global leading provider of networking products, today, at the 2014 International CeBit, announced the WF2780 AC1200 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router, the first in a family of next-generation routers that support the 802.11ac standard, delivering faster data transfer rates of up to 1.2Gbps.

PoE —— Power over Ethernet

Power over Ethernet or PoE technology, which also called PoL (Power over LAN) or Active Ethernet, describes a system to transfer electrical power, along with data, to remote devices over a single Ethernet cable.

CeBIT Preview--See What’s New from netis on 2014

NETIS, a global leading provider of networking products and solutions, will continue to present itself at the 2014 International CeBit a comprehensive family of Wireless, xDSL, Switches, Powerline, PON, Network Adapters, and is involving into products that relate to storage, security, multi-media and other technologies which strengthen the company's global leadership in networking devices.

Introduction to Wi-Fi Antennas

Wi-Fi networking works by sending radio transmissions on specific frequencies where listening devices can receive them. The necessary radio transmitters and receivers are built into Wi-Fi enabled equipment like routers, laptops and phones. Antennas are also key components of these radio communication systems, picking up incoming signals or radiating outgoing Wi-Fi signals.

Wait for You at CeBIT, Hannover

We sincerely invite ALL customers to john us to see NEW 11AC & OUTDOOR & & DSL & ONU DEVICES.

See What’s the Next from netis at CES

We sincerely invite ALL customers to john us at CES to see NEW 11AC & OUTDOOR & HIGH POWER DEVICES.

Netis in IT Month, Taipei

30th Nov-7th Oct, our partner with netis hottest products attend IT Month in Taipei. IT Month, AKA Information Technology Month, is a technology exhibitions jointly organized by the official and private in Taipei.

Traditional & Stable Technology for the “Last Kilometer” Solution - ADSL

The “Last Kilometer” is used to refer to the final leg of thetelecommunications networks delivering communications connectivity to retail customers, the part that actually reaches the customer.