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Detail Produk : USB Dongle Wifi MT 7601 wireless adapter antena adalah sebuah alat penangkap sinyal wireless wifi di daerah yang memiliki wifi hotspot atau hotspot zone. Usb dongle wifi wireless reciver antena ini dapat dipergunakan untuk komputer PC atau laptop dan TV Set Top Box. Usb dongle wifi mt 7601 wireless receiver adapter antena yang mendukung jangkauan maksimum dan kecepatan tinggi. Usb dongle wifi adapter antena mendukung perangkat WiFi 802.11n dengan speed maximal 150mb/s, 6 kali lebih cepat daripada koneksi 802.11g.USB dongle wifi mt 7601 wireless adapter antena ini juga mampu mencakup area yang cukup luas yakni hingga kurang lebih dalam radius 10mMendukung WiFi 802.11n WiFi 802.11n merupakan koneksi wireless wifi dengan kecepatan dan jangkuan yang maximal. Kecepatan maximal hingga 150mb/s dan jangkuan maximal hingga 70 meter.Plug and Play Tidak perlu menginstal driver dari cd untuk menjalankan prangkat ini OS Windows 10. Cukup mencolokkan Usb dongle wireless adapater ini ke Laptop atau Komputer PC Anda dan device ini akan otomatis melakukan instalingKompatible Dapat digunakan untuk semua Laptop dan PC yang memiliki USB Port dan OS Windows XP/Vista/Win7/Mac/Linux. Adapter wifi ini juga support Set TV Top Box DVB T2 & Receiver ParabolaSpesifikasi Produk :Chipset Model: MT7601 Wireless Standards:IEEE 802.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b Frequency Band:2.4GHz ISM (Industrial Scientific Medical) Band Peak Rate:150Mbps, Peak Throughput:90Mbps Data Security 16/128-bit WEP Encryption WPA, WPA-PSK, WPA2, WPA2-PSK, TKIP/AES Support Operating System: For Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10, MAC OS, Linux Antenna Gain:2dBi NOTE :PACKAGING MENGGUNAKAN ZIPPER PLASTIK

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Separate piece of tech. WiFi USB Dongles Are an Affordable Solution A WiFi USB dongle, also known as an “Internet Stick” or WiFi USB, is a more affordable and easily accessible version of a standalone hotspot device. These small devices connect to your computer’s USB port and create a wireless network for that device.\r\nThe Internet stick offers temporary WiFi and data connection through a standard SIM card. This means that when you purchase a WiFi USB dongle, you usually need to subscribe to a data plan from a mobile network provider as opposed to needing to buy a mobile hotspot plan. These USB dongle data plans come with varying data allowances and rates depending on your usage needs.\r\nBecause they're lightweight and portable, WiFi USB sticks can be useful for those looking to stay connected while traveling. However, they do not typically offer the high speeds, range, or signal strength a hotspot would. \r\n"}}" id="text-0fcd2d8a5d"> A WiFi USB dongle, also known as an "Internet Stick" or WiFi USB, is a more affordable and easily accessible version of a standalone hotspot device. These small devices connect to your computer's USB port and create a wireless network for that device.The Internet stick offers temporary WiFi and data connection through a standard SIM card. This means that when you purchase a WiFi USB dongle, you usually need to subscribe to a data plan from a mobile network provider as opposed to needing to buy a mobile hotspot plan. These USB dongle data plans come with varying data allowances and rates depending on your usage needs.Because they're lightweight and portable, WiFi USB sticks can be useful for those looking to stay connected while traveling. However, they do not typically offer the high speeds, range, or signal strength a hotspot would. Take Advantage of WiFi Hotspots From Your Mobile Carrier If you can’t use your smartphone as a hotspot, finding a WiFi hotspot—public Internet access points—from your phone carrier can be extremely convenient. Optimum, for instance, has over two million WiFi hotspots all over the Tri-State area available to Optimum Internet customers.\r\nThe hotspots can be found in places around town like restaurants, stores, NJ Transit stations, and city parks. And when you leave the Tri-State area, you can connect via CableWiFi partner hotspots nationwide.\r\nAnother advantage of using Optimum’s network is that you have more protection from online threats like viruses. Optimum’s intelligent network has built-in security and gives you a warning before visiting dangerous sites to help keep you and your personal information safe, wherever you’re connected.\r\n"}}" id="text-d7d9ad9c33"> If you can't use your smartphone as a hotspot, finding a WiFi hotspot-public Internet access points-from your phone carrier can be extremely convenient. Optimum, for instance, has over

Start to flicker.To connect to WiFi networks, look for the wifi icon at the top right hand corner of the Desktop. You should see any broadcasting signals nearby. Enter your password and you should be connected.WarningIf nothing works, you can connect the RaspberryPi to the WiFi using the commandline. Follow the instructions here.Dongles¶Raspbian Linux supports Bluetooth Dongles. Since there are 4 USB ports on the RaspberryPi, you can connect up to 4 dongles and use the internal dongle all at the same time (5 hci devices total).Each dongle means you can connect more MetaSensors simultaneously. That being said, there will still be a data throughput limit at the OS and BLE link level and we recommend a max of 4 sensors per dongle for maximum reliability.In a typical setup, two of the USB ports are used for the mouse and keyboard on the Pi. This means that of the 4 USB ports on the Pi, only two USB ports remain free.First, plug in the USB to BLE Dongle(s).Second, type the commands:>>> lsusb Bus 002 Device 005: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)>>> hciconfig hci0: Type: USB>>> hciconfig -a hci0 Manufacturer: Accel Semiconductor Ltd. (74)If the dongle(s) shows up as an hci device, great, you are done!If not, there are a couple things to consider. First, you need to make sure it is actually a Linux supported dongle: If your dongle is not on this list, you are out of luck and need to purchase a new one that is on the list.Once you have determined that your BLE Dongle(s) is Linux supported, run the following commands with the Dongle(s) plugged-in:>>> sudo apt-get update>>> sudo apt-get upgrade>>> sudo rebootIssues¶If you run into any issues setting up your hub hardware, please refer to the RaspberryPi documentation here.If you

Global ModeratorH/PC OraclePosts:12,724Location:Southern CaliforniaStatus:I recently picked up another CE 5.0 personal media player running on the Alchemy Au1250 MIPS processor: Cowon's P5 Study. Like the Viliv X5, it's pretty fast, with very good sound from the built-in stereo speakers. With 80 GB, it has even more storage space than the Viliv. Unlike the Viliv, it has an FM radio tuner; however, so far I can't pick up anything but static on it, and there's no visible external antenna (unlike the Viliv, which has one despite having no FM tuner that I can find an app for). The startup queue in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/init boots it into explorer.exe before opening Cowon's own customizable interface for opening its multimedia and other apps. I removed the values for the custom interface so that it stays in the Windows CE desktop (there's a desktop icon to launch the Cowon interface if I still want to, and a "Windows" link back to the CE desktop in the custom interface). Everything appears to stay put after reboot. Two other big differences from the Viliv: 1) Connecting the USB client port to my PC opens the P5 as a mass storage device by default, and I can't find any settings anywhere that allow it to be set for ActiveSync connection, even though repllog.exe exists in \Windows as well as the "PC Connection" Control Panel applet. Like my MintPad, though, it is recognized in another CE device as a mass storage device as well when connected to it by USB. 2) While it lacks internal WiFi like the Viliv, it also doesn't support the Ralink RT2870-based USB WiFi dongle (which as I've previously posted does work in the Viliv). There's a driver file in \Windows called RT2501USB.dll, but I haven't found an RT2501-based USB dongle anywhere on the Web so far (though one clearly exists since the driver files are available on several Web pages). Overall, a pretty nice device, though, like the Viliv. Specs are here: H/PC SenseiPosts:1,171Location:RussiaStatus:QuoteCE Geek - 2013-10-02 9:40 AM 1) Connecting the USB client port to my PC opens the P5 as a mass storage device by default, and I can't find any settings anywhere that allow it to be set for ActiveSync connection, even though repllog.exe exists in \Windows as well as the "PC Connection" Control Panel applet. Like my MintPad, though, it is recognized in another CE device as a mass storage device as well when connected to it by USB. Pic related.(Screen004.png)Attachments---------------- Screen004.png (13KB - 2 downloads) Global ModeratorH/PC OraclePosts:12,724Location:Southern CaliforniaStatus:Changing the default client driver to Serial_Class does allow an ActiveSync connection, but cefobj.dll is missing from \Windows on the device, so ActiveSync on the PC doesn't show anything under "Information Type"

Si buscas un proyector con USB es porque estás pensando en proyectar fotografías, presentaciones o cualquier otro contenido desde un pen drive, o porque estás pensando en conectar un dongle tipo Chromecast para enviar contenido de manera inalámbrica.Como ves, lo más importante a la hora de comparar proyectores USB es que te fijes en el tipo de USB que ofrece el proyector: de entrada, de salida, o ambos. Si es de entrada (muchas veces verá que pone IN), podrás conectar un pen drive u otros dispositivos para leer la información contenida en ellos. Y si es de salida (pondrá OUT o el símbolo wifi), es cuando podrás insertar un dongle wifi para convertir tu dispositivo en un proyector inalámbrico.Los proyectores con USB de entrada nos serán muy útiles como proyector de presentaciones en la oficina, ya que es muy habitual tener el contenido en un pen drive. Así que ya sabes, fíjate muy bien en el tipo de entrada USB. ¿Qué tipos de USB hay en un proyector? Los tipos de USB que puedes encontrar en un proyector son:Tipo A: de forma rectangular, el más común para conectar un disco duro, pen drive, un mouse o un dongle wifi para hacerlo inalámbrico.Tipo B: de forma cuadrada, para periféricos como un ordenador, aunque está prácticamente en desuso.Tipo C: el más pequeño, de forma ovalada, y que utilizan los smartphone actuales.De todas formas, si tu proyector no cuenta con el USB adecuado, siempre puedes comprar un adaptador USB para proyector. ¿Cuál es el mejor proyector con USB, y qué precio tienen? Hoy en día casi todos los proyectores cuentan con entrada USB, por lo que no es un factor que modifique el precio. Y en esta comparativa hemos seleccionado solo proyectores con USB de entrada, porque muchas veces el USB es solo