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Marc Canter takes on the first aspect of the mesh: identity. Saved By: Chris Messina | View Details | Give Thanks
Marc Canter takes on the first aspect of the mesh: identity. Saved By: Chris Messina | View Details | Give Thanks
Meraki Introduces First Solar Powered Outdoor WiFi Access Kit | Archives | Meraki
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"Priced at just $99, Meraki Outdoor can send a signal up to 700 feet. Paired with Meraki?s existing indoor $49 Mini, the Meraki Outdoor repeater can power access for dozens of households sharing one high speed connection. Meraki Outdoor can be easily installed on a wall or even a pole outside the house. It marks another step forward in Meraki?s efforts to change the economics of Wi-Fi access, driving the cost per household of high speed connections to $1 to $2 a month."
"Priced at just $99, Meraki Outdoor can send a signal up to 700 feet. Paired with Meraki?s existing indoor $49 Mini, the Meraki Outdoor repeater can power access for dozens of households sharing one high speed connection. Meraki Outdoor can be easily installed on a wall or even a pole outside the house. It marks another step forward in Meraki?s efforts to change the economics of Wi-Fi access, driving the cost per household of high speed connections to $1 to $2 a month."
