Managing wireless connections, printers, and scanners is now trouble free with the latest Asus RT-N13U wireless router. With this innovative router, the company aims to present a wide range of user friendly wireless features.
The EZ UI enables users to set up and manage wireless connections, printers, and scanners easily. It also provides troubleshooting capabilities, sharing of multimedia content and documents, as well as the allocation of bandwidth to different activities based on user preferences. Further, the wireless router permits users to download 24/7, even when the PC is turned off. The device features an elegant design incorporating a concealed internal antenna and is suitable for both home and office use.
The Asus wireless router is inclusive of EZ all-in-one printer, QIS, Ai Disk, Dr. Surf, EZ QoS, and Network Map. The device measures 165mm x 125mm x 30mm and weighs around 265 grams. With EZ all-in-one printer, several users can share printers and scanners, exclusive of a dedicated server controlling the process. Scanning can also be carried out on the printers through auto-installation of drivers.
The RT-N13U is inclusive of an EZ switch which features three modes that meet various wireless network requirements. Now users can easily set up an ADSL network at home by configuring the EZ Switch to router mode. In case users need wireless connectivity, they just have to set the EZ Switch to repeater mode. With the AP mode users can share the network with other existing routers.
The Asus device can be connected to the Internet with the QIS (Quick Internet Setup) feature. Ai Disk facilitates users to set up a file-sharing server at home. Moreover, real-time diagnostics for speedy troubleshooting is also carried out via Dr. Surf. With the EZ QoS feature, users can prioritize application bandwidth effortlessly. Now users can supervise the network status, owing to the Network Map. The RT-N13U supports 64/128-bit WEP, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK and more encryption tools.
The pricing details of the Asus RT-N13U wireless router are still under wraps.
