
a/b/g/G+ wireless connectivity at 108 Mbps and built in RangeMax extender standard! BlueTooth module is an option and can only attain speeds of 54 Mbps. The BlueTooth module is on the same card as the wireless, and unfortunately right now is only available in b/g 54 MBps.
F.A.Q. I have heard Super G and Super AG provide speeds of 108 Mbps? Is this the speed I can actually expect from my PC or access point that has Super G or Super AG capabilities? 108 Mbps is the maximum link speed available when Super G and Super AG are in Dynamic Turbo mode. Dynamic Turbo mode is achieved through the bonding of two 54 Mbps channels to deliver significantly higher throughput versus standard .11b, .11g and .11a technologies. However, what is most important to end-users of WLAN technologies is not link speed, but the actual throughput they experience in day-to-day usage. Typical MAXIMUM end-user throughput ranges from approximately 40 Mbps to 60+ Mbps when Dynamic Turbo or the Super features are enabled, depending on application demand and network environment. What the heck does that mean? 600KBps downloads from a broadband internet connection... 10 MB files in less than a minute. How does the actual throughput of Super G and Super AG compare with throughput available through standard technologies? Standard .11b products generally achieve maximum throughput of 6 Mbps; .11g and .11a products tend to deliver optimal throughput of 18-22 Mbps. 60 – 70 Mbps: Super G and Super AG will deliver end-user throughput of more than 60 Mbps or 3x standard when both PC and access point are enabled with Super G or Super AG; with both ends enabled, they shift into Dynamic Turbo mode when the application demands greater throughput and channels are available for Turbo Mode operation. This is the highest actual throughput available in the wireless LAN market today. Approximately 40 Mbps: or 2x standard throughput is achieved when both PC and the access point are Super-enabled but application demand has not signaled the need for Dynamic Turbo. Approximately 26 Mbps: upstream transmission of 20+% over standard when the PC or the AP alone is enabled with Super G or Super AG, due to packet bursting performance enhancements which are delivered regardless of network environment. 22 Mbps: when Super G and Super AG are in base mode, with Super capabilities idle.
	Power Management Very low power consumption - 350 to 450 mw in transmission mode. Power-saving design improvements reduce system power consumption up to 98% A user selectable feature with five different Power states, which allows the user to make their own power vs. performance choices when in battery mode.
Atheros eXtended Range (XR) Technology Atheros eXtended Range Technology benefits all markets. Traditional Wi-Fi chipset architectures focus on maximizing throughput in order to perform well in benchmarks and typical office environments. Such designs typically don’t perform well at long range. Atheros’ new chipsets feature a new baseband architecture that dramatically stretches the performance of a WLAN by enabling long-range connections. The architecture delivers receive sensitivities of up to –105dBm, over 20 dB better than the 802.11 specification.
*Compatible with the following 108 Mbps Super A/G* Wireless Router and Access points: NETGEAR WGT624, WGT634U, DG834GTB, WGU624 D-LINK DWL-2100AP, DI-624,DI-624S,DI-624M, DWL-7100AP ,DWL-G810, DGL-4300, DI-824VUP, DWL-AG700AP, DI-784, DI-774 CONCEPTRONIC C54APT X-MICRO WLAN DSL WIRELESS LAN ROUTER/SWITCH 11g 108 Mbit/s ACER WLAN 108Mbit Broadband Router, TRUST Speedshare Turbo Pro Router LANCOM 1811, LANCOM 1511 , LANCOM 1521 , LANCOM 1821 , LANCOM L-54ag Wireless,LANCOM L-54g Wireless ALLNET ALL0285 Wireless Accesspoint 54/108 Mbit, ALL0287 Wireless 54/108MBit Router Broadband DSL Router GIGABYTE GN-B49G, GN-A17GU LEVELONE Wireless Router WBR-3405TX 108 Mbit , LevelOne 108 Mbit Accesspoint WAP-0003 and works also with other brands with Atheros Chipset Compatible with ALL 11 mbps and 54 mbps router and access points.**