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Apr 22 2009, 8:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The device promises performance of up to 270 Mbps and uses the MoCA 1.1 specifications that ensure compatibility with cable and DSL Internet service. The product has enough power to connect to devices over a maximum of 300 feet of cable between a node and an outlet.
The kit includes a pair of adapters, two RG-6 coax cables, a pair of Ethernet cables, and two power adapters. The kit is available now and retails for $189.99. This could be the perfect way to connect your DVR and game consoles to the Internet when Wi-Fi won’t do the job.
Via Netgear
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