Amped Wireless’ REA20 range extender shipping on August 21st for $199 (video)

If your property stretches out more than 10,000 square feet, then you’ve probably already invested in one or more of Amped Wireless’ long-range WiFi gear. If you haven’t, however, then the company is hoping to lure you in with its latest unit, the REA20 range extender. The new hardware comes with Amped’s trademark dual-band 802.11ac tech and promises to add another 10,000 square feet of your sprawling compound with reliable wireless internet. It’s available to pre-order for $199 from the company’s website and will begin shipping on August 21st before making its way out to traditional retail stores by the end of the month.

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Amped Wireless’ ACA1 802.11ac WiFi adapter launches July 22nd for $89.99 (video)

Amped Wireless' ACA1 80211ac WiFi adapter launches July 22nd for $9999

“It’s not me, it’s you,” scolds the distant WiFi hotspot as your connection drops for the ninth time in an hour. As much as you may dream of buying a 20 meter Ethernet cable, Amped Wireless is determined to curtail that flirtation with its latest piece of 802.11ac hardware, the ACA1. The USB 3.0-powered unit clips to Windows and OS X machines, utilizing the company’s long-range mojo to ensure that you’ll be the envy of frustrated tweeters on the periphery of a public router. The gear arrives on July 22nd, but pre-orders begin today with $89.99 securing you a piece of the action — and if the idea of that big Ethernet lead still appeals, we’ve got a video to convince you otherwise after the break.

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Amped Wireless’ TAN 1 WiFi adapter for Windows 8 arriving for $60

Amped Wireless TAN 1 WiFi adapter for Windows 8 arrives today

Amped Wireless’ long-gestating TAN 1 may look like a chocolate bar, but you’d probably regret dunking it in your coffee. The high-powered WiFi adapter connects over USB to Windows 8 laptops and tablets, promising to triple the range of your device’s built-in wireless gear. After what seems like an age, the hardware is finally making its way to stores, and will set you back $59.99 when it goes on sale today!.

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Amped Wireless’ PLA2 super power-line adapters are available from today

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A few months after Amped let us peek at its Spring/Summer 2013 lineup, those products are now making their way to retail. The first of the bunch is the PLA2, a pair of power-line Ethernet adapters that are designed, as always, to push your internet where other hardware fears to tread. In addition, the units come with a pass-through socket, so you don’t need to choose between sacrificing a plug and working internet. It’s launching today for $99, and the PR is attached on the other side of the wall break.

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Amped Wireless adds a dual-band access point to its range of super-strength networking gear

Amped Wireless adds a dualband access point to its range of superstrength networking gear

Amped Wireless has a single-minded purpose of eliminating blackspots in your WiFi coverage with a range of routers, adapters and repeaters to pump out 600mW of internet where you need it most. Now that it’s done adding dual-band technology to its lineup of products, it’s busting out a similarly-equipped access point that promises to add a further 7,500 square feet of coverage to your home. Capable of automatically setting itself up on your home (or office) network, it’s packing the same USB port for storage that its recently revamped brothers have seen. It’ll be available at the end of September for $170, and you can find a high-powered collection of words and punctuation arranged in the form of a press release included after the break.

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