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Does this networking hardware exist
Name: howagood Date: December 12, 2006 at 05:57:03 Pacific OS: W2000 Pro CPU/Ram: 1GHz/256MB Product: Homebrew
Comment:
Is there a piece of hardware [or combination of pieces] that will perform the following functions bidirectionally: 1. Capture a wireless signal. 2. Amplify the signal. 3. Distribute the signal to a routing device for distribution to two or more computers? The objective here is to capture the strongest wireless network signal available and distribute it to two computers so that each can access the Internet.
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