Product Description

Who said wireless networking had to be expensive? This is our budget USB 2.0 WIFI wireless networking dongle that performs as well as its more expensive cousins.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #175 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: LM Technologies
• Model: LM001
• Released on: 2009-08-09
• Dimensions: .18 pounds

Features

• Who said wireless networking had to be expensive?
• This is our budget USB 2.0 WIFI wireless networking dongle
• Performs as well as its more expensive cousins!
• Wireless LAN 11g USB Adapter - IEEE 802.11g - USB 1.1 or 2.0 - 2.4GHz - 2.4835GHz
• Works with MS Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista

Manufacturer's Description
The WiFI 54Mbps USB adapter is a compact design and hot swappable giving flexibility and tremendous advantages for desktop and notebook users. When you want to join a WiFI network, install the Adapter on the fly no need to reboot. The Adapter draws its power from the USB port and does not need an external power supply. Transfer data as speeds of up to 54Mbps. Improved error correction keeps the Adapter operating at the higher transmission rates for long distances.

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Customer Reviews

Does it without hassle
Read the previous reviews which said they had no problems when running Linux Ubuntu. Ordered the product and received it within 48 hours. Straight out of the packet, plugged it in and away it went. Running well, certainly up to the speed of the cable with no wires!

good buy
Tried this on an old p3 with usb 1.1 and it works perfectly, in fact, tried this on a few computers, laptops (used as a connection to get windows updates to friends knackered computers)

It holds the connection very well, driver install is simplistic, does the job and good for the price!!!

can't fault it!!!!!

Don't load drivers first.
OS = XP2
Instructions say load CD Rom & drivers will load automatically, then plug in USB Wireless Adapter & Windows will recognise it & accept it accordingly. NO! Windows says new hardware found please insert CD Rom for drivers, which it then installs again, only this time trying to use the Windows Wireless Network wizard, which after a reboot shows two icons on your taskbar. Result = conflicts.

Recommendation - Uninstall. Go back to restore point prior to installation. Plug adapter in, windows asks for drivers, put CD in tray and load drivers. Windows reboots & then recognises adapter straight away using Windows Wireless Network system. No probs after that.

Adapter works well, but range is not great. 1 Room & your down to 11bps, so does drop off quite quickly.