Key-ring device pinpoints WiFi hotspots up to 50 metres away

September 19, 2005 With an ever-increasing number of notebook users relying on WiFi connection to the Internet, finding access points has become a major consideration. Targus has come up with a great low-cost answer for this problem with the release of a neat little ‘key-ring’ device that can quickly detect WiFi (802.11b/g) access points and indicate the strongest through a simple LED display. The most significant advantage is of course that the WiFi Scout locates hotspots up to 50 metres away with no demand to boot-up your notebook until you wish to do business.

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