Up to 300Mbps data rate, 6x better performance SparkLAN Wireless-N product is IEEE 802.11n draft 2.0 compliant. It can deliver 6x better performance than normal 802.11g while fully backward compatible with 802.11g gears. The Wireless-N 802.11n product line integrated MIMO technology, which can enhance coverage range and throughput and save the cost to purchase additional wireless equipments to deploy Wi-Fi environment. The Wireless-N famiy allow users to enjoy high speed internet access for data, video, and voice at home and office. It is designed to stream HD video such as high-definition video, VoIP phone calls, movies, music, pictures, and online games.

SparkLAN Wireless-N Family SparkLAN provides the most complete family of 802.11n draft 2.0 wireless products including:

- Wireless-N WRTR-501 AP/Router offers convenient H/W switch control to simplify the way to change between Router and AP modes with external switch. WRTR-501 offers an easy way for you to set up security within minutes by pressing the WPS button on the router. - Wireless-N WUBR-501 USB Dongle for desktop, notebook, or embedded platform. - Wireless-N WPIR-501 PCI Adapter for desktop. - Wireless-N WPCR-501 CardbusNIC Adapter for notebook. - WMIR-215GN 802.11n Mini PCI Module(Ralink RT2860) for embedded platform. - WMIA-207GN 802.11n Mini PCI Module(Atheros AR5008-3NG AR5416) for embedded platform. - WMIA -199N 802.11n 2.4/5Ghz Mini PCI Module (Atheros AR5008-3NX AR5416) for embedded platform.

About SparkLAN SparkLAN is the professional broadband wireless networking solution provider. SparkLAN offers comprehensive Wi-Fi networking, IP surveillance, and VoIP solutions, specifically catering to the Home, SOHO, SMB, WISP, and Telecom verticals. Our mission is to offer the users a total digital & mobile solution with triple play service that includes high-speed Internet access, voice and video streaming--all over Wi-Fi or IP network. For more information, please visit www.sparklan.com.

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