Google, recently placed the launch of its new Android 6.0 Marshmallow on the desk. After the great release, it has come up with the gadget providing faster connectivity, secure layer security and easy access. The company is blasting out the packet full of surprises. The Smart Wi-Fi Router is launched with the help of partner source as TP-Link.
The $199.99 OnHub device promises to provide faster access with number of devices connected in the peripheral. The problems of Wi-Fi slowing to a crawl, videos buffering and connections randomly dropping out are also solved. The company has promised the customers that, "the device will give Wi-Fi that’s fast, secure, and easy to use". It also says, "Setup is easy and the device automatically scans your local airwaves to find the best channel for you. A unique antenna design and smart software keep working in the background, automatically adjusting OnHub to avoid interference and keep your network at peak performance".
The router doesn't support a display panel, but devices are controlled by Android smartphone or iOS platform via single mobile app. The user can use the app to quickly send Wi-Fi passwords to friends. The router provides user with quick updates and features when connected. The AC1900 router is bragged with 13 built-in antennas, out of which 6 are 2.4GHz band supportive, 1 for continuously monitoring the environment for wireless congestions and other 6 for 5GHz bandwidth range. The hardware panel is integrated with a Qualcomm / Atheros chipset solution, with an IPQ8064 1.4 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, 8MB NOR flash, 4GB eMMC flash, and a QCA8337 Gigabit Ethernet switch. It has an auto dimmable 4 color light ring with Ethernet and USB 3.0 port sounded with 3W speaker.
Dealers like Amazon and Walmart.com have the privilege to sell the routers online and also the device is made available on the Google Store in U.S. Soon to be discovered on the retail shops in U.S. and Canada.
Source: techcrunch.com, gsmarena.com
