The Latest WiFi Standard: WiFi 6E
WiFi 6E is an expansion of the WiFi 6 standard (hence the āEā in the name) that also makes use of the newly licensed 6GHz spectrum to offer more lanes of traffic to WiFi devices – thus easing congestion.
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WiFi 6E is an expansion of the WiFi 6 standard (hence the āEā in the name) that also makes use of the newly licensed 6GHz spectrum to offer more lanes of traffic to WiFi devices – thus easing congestion.
A 4G router is a great option for those without ADSL or cable. Using a SIM card, it provides an Internet access using any data plan, anywhere there is a 3G/4G/5G LTE connection.
WiFi access points and extenders/repeaters (sometimes also known as boosters) are often confused.
But what is better for your full home wifi?
With a growing number of people working from home, it’s increasingly common to have a converted barn, shed, summerhouse or out-building being used as a garden office. Those who choose to work in a garden office can find that their existing WiFi from their home router won’t reach to the office.
Hikvision has expanded its full-colour camera range with ColorVu technology. This offers a much better visual experience than traditional cameras, providing accurately rendered colour images with balanced brightness at all times of the day or night
Connecting a typical 5GHz-capable device to this single SSID will automatically connect the device to both the 2.4 and 5Ghz frequency at the same time.