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Filed under: Wireless, Networking
Listen up, KIRF fans. We’ve got a real unique one on our hands today, as this critter copies not one, but two entities in a single fell swoop. For starters, the company is named CNet Technology — we’ll let you do the math there — and secondly, this thing looks just about exactly like Apple’s own AirPort Express. Sure, there are a few extra LEDs on there to really ugly it up, but only someone in serious denial would ever say this thing didn’t get its inspiration from Cupertino. Officially dubbed the CWR-635M, this portable router / WAP simply plugs into one’s wall socket and provides a pair of Ethernet jacks and two USB ports locally for even more networking fun. There’s no telling if this copycat will ever be released on US soil, but given that made it into the FCC’s database, we reckon anything is possible.
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