Wireless Access Points
Range extenders, sometimes called signal boosters, offer a solution for homes or buildings that lack complete internet coverage. By placing a range extender in the direction of poor reception but within the reach of your network, you can relay the wireless signal further, giving a better connection. This works well in homes with thick walls where your device can see the network but can't connect and its perfect if you want to be online whilst in your garden. Want to know more? Click Here
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