Tripp Lite U022-010 USB 2.0 A to B cable 10 ft
- USB A to USB B
- 10 ft (3.05 m)
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A USB Wi-Fi adapter adding IEEE 802.11ac wireless to desktops and notebooks
The TRENDnet TEW-809UB is a USB Wi-Fi adapter that adds IEEE 802.11ac wireless connectivity to a desktop computer or notebook. It connects through a standard USB port and is supplied in new condition. The adapter is identified by model number 809 and MPN 579-074697000292459.
This adapter suits users who need to add 802.11ac wireless capability to a desktop or notebook via USB. It is not for buyers who require a wired Ethernet connection or an internal PCIe wireless card. It is also not for users who need a different wireless standard than the one this model provides.
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The TEW-809UB is the single model listed. No alternate versions or capacities appear in the product data.
IEEE 802.11ac identifies the Wi-Fi standard this adapter supports. It connects to compatible routers using that standard.
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