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Buffalo AirStation Turbo G High Power Wireless Ethernet Converter

802.11b, 802.11g, 125 Mbps Mbps (wireless), 4 LAN ports, Type: Wireless Access Point, Enclosure type: External, IEEE 802.11b support, IEEE 802.11g support, Wireless data transfer rate: 125 Mbps Mbps, Max network data transfer rate: 100 Mbps Mbps
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