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It does not matter whether you own a Windows 8 tablet, notebook or convertible device, chances are pretty good that you would have sorted out, or at least, ran into issues concerning the limitations within the Wi-Fi hardware that just about all PC owners do whenever one hits the road. Amped Wireless has identified this as a potential market need, which is why they decided to come up with a spanking new Wi-Fi adapter which was specially developed to increase the range of Windows 8 PCs.

Known as the TAN1 Amped Wireless High Power Wi-Fi Adapter, it is now on sale for $59.99 if you are interested. The TAN1 is certainly versatile enough, as it can be used on a flat surface or attached to a notebook or tablet screen thanks to the presence of an adjustable clip. The TAN1 itself will then hook up to the USB port of the Windows 8 PC without the need for additional software installation. The TAN1 is said to extend the Wi-Fi range of any Windows 8 devices by up to three times that of their normal reach, courtesy of a couple of high-gain antennas, two 600mW power amplifiers and wireless reception amplifiers. Watch the video of the TAN1 above in action.

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Amped Wireless is famous for its super-strength WiFi gear, which can stretch internet over huge distances and through houses where no other internet signal dares to tread. We’ve spent the last few minutes taking a look at the hardware it’ll be putting out over the next few months and if you come with us after the break, we’ll talk you through the new range — including a few sneak peeks into what it’s going to be putting out in the future as well as pricing information.

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