En-Twyn prototypes networking power sockets
by at March 10, 2008 7:42 am
Sections: Computers, Gadgets / Other, Household, Networking
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London based company En-Twyn have shown at CeBIT a great new networking device to make sure problems like poor Wi-Fi signal and wire clutter are kept to a minimum.
The idea is simple. You share the broadband connection of one room, and users can pick it up from other rooms. The socket fits on to any regular front, and the 4 LEDs indicate power and internet activity. It allows up to 64 users to take up the circuit, but in my opinion, if you’ve got a house that big, Ethernet is the least of your worries.
The En-Compass is at the stage where it was shown during at CeBIT, but I really hope it will catch on and become available worldwide.
Via [Digital Lifestyles]
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