Until now, Amped Wireless has been best known for its industrial networking gear, capable of maintaining a signal up to 1.5 miles away from the base station. Now, though, the outfit's also selling ...

The Amped Wireless RTA15 is a dual-band wireless router, supporting 300 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band and 867 Mbps utilizing the 5 GHz band. To boost the routers range, Amped Wireless has integrated two ...

The Amped Wireless RTA1750 offers superior range, thanks to its 12 amplifiers, but its overall performance isn't as fast as competing routers. No USB printing. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our ...

Routers are one of the things that keep us connected to the internet and you all know that without the internet we’d go mad. Just saying. But sometimes routers can’t handle the multitude of internet ...

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It may not be the fastest router around, but the Amped Wireless TAP-R2 is one of the smallest, and its touch screen not only shows you what's going on with your network, but lets you tap to make ...

Over the last few years, I've watched my parents move from a Windows PC to a Mac mini to iPads for their Internet access. Accessing the Internet from their iPads is quite easy for them but introduced ...

The RTA15 High Power Dual Band AC 700mW Wi-Fi router is the next step in Amped Wireless's quest for bringing great Wi-Fi range to its customers. The router packs even more power than the company's ...

Amped Wireless, following the REA20 extender launched back in August, has announced the first long-range high-powered AC1900 WiFi router and WiFi extender, the RTA30 and the REA33. Both devices are ...

Amped Wireless has unveiled its next-generation long-range AC1900 Wi-Fi routers and extender, which the company will showcase at the upcoming 2014 International CES. The company officially announced ...

There was a time when homes would be serviced by a single modem cable, but now even a simple wireless router setup isn't enough anymore. Houses and buildings do not and cannot easily adapt to the ...