SMC Unveils Wireless 3G Mobile Router - SMCWBR14-3GN
Now get more efficient connectivity, higher speed, multiple users connectivity, flexibility of usage, single connection for multiple users.
SMC Networks , announced the launch of Wireless 3G Mobile Router- SMCWBR14-3GN.The router offers you a "Mobile Office Anywhere" wireless router.With built-in USB port, you can plug-in one Reliance Netconnect Broadband+ USB high speed modem to access broadband Internet.
The key Features of the product includes high speed Wi-Fi 300Mbps connectivity, advanced wireless security with a dual SSID Radio Channel & a wider area of access.It enables the user to share its high speed Reliance Net Connect Broadband+ Internet connection. With Redundancy Dual WAN Connection –internet users have always on internet connection with auto fall back. An easy switch from Router to AP mode is also possible. The mobile office via Reliance Netconnect Broadband + empowers multiple users to use the high speed Internet connection be it Mountain/Sea, Bus, Train, Metro & Bus. Utilizing advanced MIMO 802.11n technology, you can share wired/wireless Internet Connections to PC/Notebook and other Wi-Fi client devices such as smart Mobile, PDA's etc.
It incorporates a selection of functions to keep everything a little simpler, cost effective and efficient at the same time. One can get more efficient connectivity, higher speed, multiple users connectivity, flexibility of usage, single connection for multiple users in home/office and economical too as compared to other ISP. This router is a boon to internet users with extremely user friendly approach for its installation & usage. The enhanced features with Dual Wan Ports will enable Internet Users to enjoy an uninterrupted Internet connection.

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