 July 17, 2007 – The abit AirPace Wi-Fi card is the very first IEEE 802.11b/g WLAN device for universal use with PCI-E interfaces. Unlike proprietary solutions the abit AirPace Wi-Fi is highly flexible as it is compatible with ANY PCI-E socket. This makes installation as well as migration true child's play. In addition to the common client mode, software Access Point capability is also supported. TECHGAGE recently reviewd the abit Airpace Wi-Fi Card a granted high compliments by giving 9 points out of 10, making the abit Airpace Wi-Fi Card the best choice for consumers looking for the ultimate wireless experience with minimum installation efforts, all at a true budget price.
Editors from TECHGAGE state clearly that the abit AirPace Wi-Fi card works extremely stable and delivers great performance:
"There really wasn't a whole lot to testing the AirPace out. We installed it, setup the software and began browsing. Our first step was to hop online and play a few rounds of Counter Strike: Source. CS:S is easily my favorite multiplayer game but unfortunately my enthusiasm to play isn't even close to my ability to actually contribute in team matches. Throughout our session, never once did we experience a dip in performance."
The abit AirPace Wi-Fi card is an extremely user-friendly wireless device. It can be installed easily with only a few clicks and provides an exciting wireless experience:
"You can easily install it and be about your way but should you need the extras features that the SoftAP software makes doing easy, then you're going to want to get the disk out and install the software…The entire installation process is pretty much a "next" clicking party."
If you are interested in having a more convenient environment, but you get tired of complicated devices and have limited budget, the abit AirPace Wi-Fi card is definitely your best choice:
"Say you have a PC that is on a wire network. You are satisfied with your current setup but would like to add the ability to connect wirelessly should the desire ever come across you. You already have a network in place and you don't really want to purchase an entirely new router. This is where an access point comes in. With the AirPace, you have the ability to still remain connected to your router via the Ethernet cable you are currently using, but also set the AP up to broadcast wireless signals as well. It's a pretty simple concept and quite simple to implement." |
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For more information on the abit AirPace Wi-Fi card, go here: AirPace Wi-Fi Card
For the full review, go to: TECHGAGE | 
