US-based equipment manufacturer DeFacto Wireless has developed a mesh networking computer for outdoor use. Called the iMesh, the device costs £350 and is designed to run the LocustWorld MeshAP ...

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Wireless routers often have pretty good overall coverage inside your home -- especially if you use a mesh router system -- but coverage outside your home can often be spotty at best. If you like ...

WiFi mesh networking is not for the faint of wallet, but if you're going to spend the money, Netgear's Orbi is one of the better systems out there. Until now, it's been geared toward indoor home and ...

The City of Oulu, Finland, is using Strix Systems' Access/One 2400 Outdoor Wireless System (OWS) to build its first city-wide wireless mesh network. Strix mesh technology will provide faster ...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TP-Link Systems Inc., a global leader in networking and smart home solutions, today announced at CES 2025 its latest Wi-Fi 7 collection with solutions for every ...

Firetide, Inc. has announced its new HotPort 6000 indoor and outdoor mesh nodes featuring a dual radio backhaul that enables systems integrators and administrators to provide increased bandwidth and ...

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Netgear currently has the only game in town if you want a mesh network with an outdoor node. Netgear has one of the best Wi-Fi mesh network systems on the market in the Orbi RBK50, and now it’s the ...

If you need to get a solid WiFi connection to the far corners of your home, mesh networking is generally the solution. What about times when you want your WiFi to extend to the boundaries of your ...

I can't seem to find anything about this in the Omada Controller manual, so I'm assuming the answer is no, but it would be nice to be sure. I have an Omada mesh network set up with a fixed wireless ...