TP-Link is exhibiting their new Wi-Fi 2019 switch at IFA 2019 this week in Berlin, displaying the new Archer AX50 fueled by Intel innovation. Lamentably, no data on estimating or overall accessibility has been discharged up ’til now, however when data becomes exposed, we will keep you refreshed as usual.
“Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) could end up being the most critical progression in Wi-Fi advancement, conveying a tremendous lift in speed and all out limit. Standard reception of Wi-Fi 6 is crawling nearer and nearer with increasingly more AX customers accessible. It’s the opportune time to overhaul your switch to the most current age of Wi-Fi!”
Features of the Archer AX50 include :
- – Next-Gen Gig+ Wi-Fi 6 Speed—Speeds of 2,402 Mbps on a 5 GHz band and 574 Mbps on a 2.4 GHz band ensure smoother streaming and faster downloads.
– Connect More Devices—OFDMA technology will further increase capacity, enabling simultaneous transmission to more devices.
– Ultra-Low Latency—Up to 75% reduction in latency makes gaming and video chatting more responsive.
– Expanded Wi-Fi Coverage—Four high-gain external antennas and Beamforming technology combine to provide strong, reliable Wi-Fi throughout your home.
– Enhanced Security—Enjoy more secure and trusted Wi-Fi with TP-Link HomeCare.
– Reliable Connections—An Intel Home Wi-Fi Chipset greatly increases processing speed to deliver superior Wi-Fi 6 Gig+ performance.
– Improved Client Battery Life—Target Wake Time helps your devices to communicate more while consuming less power.
– Compatible with Alexa—Control your router via voice commands and make your life smarter and easier with Amazon Alexa.
“Wi-Fi has seen its greatest advancement in the last decade with the introduction of Wi-Fi 6,” said Doron Tal, general manager of Intel’s Wireless Infrastructure Group. “With Wi-Fi 6 Gig+, Intel is delivering premium Wi-Fi 6 connectivity with best-in-class performance. New Wi-Fi 6 Gig+ devices like TP-Link Archer AX50 make it possible for a broader set of consumers to start experiencing the full potential of Wi-Fi 6.”
