With 450 Mbps Dual Band Wireless combined with USB (Universal Serial Bus) sharing for files, media, or printing in addition to Gigabit ports, the TL-WR2543ND is the most robust networking foundation available, for work & play. 450 Mbps Wireless Speed -- Experience Limitless Wireless With three dual-band antennas, TL-WR2543ND generates a maximum theoretical wireless throughput of 450 Mbps over the 2.4 G Hz or 5 G Hz channels utilizing a 3 X 3 Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) configuration. Compared with legacy 802.11n 300 Mbps products, the router has the speed to provide advanced & stable 450 Mbps wireless connections, allowing users to benefit from the full potential of their wireless networks. 5 G Hz Connections
- Increased Stability & Performance With the proliferation of devices working over 2.4 G Hz, wireless interruption has become increasingly obtrusive to wireless connections; from cordless phones, microwaves, automatic garage door openers, & dont forget neighboring wireless networks, this channel has become somewhat crowded. TL-WR2543ND supports the establishment of a 5GHZ wireless connection for home networks at 450 Mbps, transmitting data on the less crowded 5 G Hz band to avoid interference, to offer significantly enhanced wireless stability & overall performance. Multi-Function USB (Universal Serial Bus) Port (1) Sharing a Printer with Multiple Computers It is no secret that printers are often difficult to use, simply because a computer often must be connected directly to it in order to print. With the TL-WR2543ND, users need simply connect the USB (Universal Serial Bus) printer to the USB (Universal Serial Bus) port on the back of the router & run the Printer Setup Wizard to access the printer to wireless print from anywhere in the home or office, from multiple devices. (2) Share Files & Media, at Home & Away TL-WR2543ND allows users to attach a range of USB (Universal Serial Bus) storage devices directly to the router, making it easy & conveniently for users to access their data locally or through the Internet with FTP