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Lb-link 150mps wifi adapter (150mps)
රු1,500.00
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Description
A 150Mbps Wi-Fi adapter is a USB or PCI-E device that adds or upgrades a computer to a wireless network at speeds up to 150 megabits per second, ideal for basic internet use, but not for demanding tasks like high-definition video streaming. These adapters use the IEEE 802.11n standard and offer a more stable connection than older 802.11g devices, with features like advanced security encryption and, in some cases, WPS for easy setup. They come in different form factors, including miniature “nano” designs for portability, larger adapters with external antennas for better range, and internal PCI-E cards for desktops.
For a simple, budget-friendly connection
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TP-Link TL-WN725N 150Mbps Nano USB Adapter:
- Pros: Very small and low-profile, leaves adjacent USB ports accessible, and can be left plugged in.
- Cons: Lower performance for the price compared to more modern adapters.
- Pros: Very small and low-profile, leaves adjacent USB ports accessible, and can be left plugged in.
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TP-Link TL-WN722N 150Mbps High Gain Wireless USB Adapter:
- Pros: Includes a high-gain external antenna to improve signal reception and range.
- Cons: Larger and more noticeable than nano adapters, and the high-gain antenna is not always necessary.
- Pros: Includes a high-gain external antenna to improve signal reception and range.
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- Pros: Features an external antenna that can be adjusted for better signal quality.
- Cons: Limited driver support for operating systems other than Windows and Linux.
- Pros: Features an external antenna that can be adjusted for better signal quality.
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TP-Link TL-WN781ND 150Mbps Wireless N PCI Express Adapter:
- Pros: Fits into a desktop’s internal PCI Express slot, freeing up a USB port.
- Cons: Requires opening the computer to install, making it less convenient for laptops or users uncomfortable with hardware installation.
- Pros: Fits into a desktop’s internal PCI Express slot, freeing up a USB port.
What to look for
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Speed (150Mbps):Ideal for basic web browsing, checking emails, and social media, but will be slow for high-definition streaming or large file downloads.
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Ensures compatibility with older and newer routers, but offers significantly lower speeds than modern standards like Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) or Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax).
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Security (WPA/WPA2):WPA/WPA2 encryption is essential for securing your connection from unauthorized access.
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Form Factor:Choose between a compact nano USB adapter for portability, an external USB adapter with an antenna for better range, or an internal PCI-E card for desktops.
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Operating System Compatibility:Ensure the adapter is compatible with your operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, or Linux).
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