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Engadget took a look at TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, "Billed as the world's smallest Wireless N USB adapter … this guy features one-touch WPS technology and Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) Quality of Service prioritization of video, audio and gaming traffic."

9/24/2009

Gadget3.com was impressed by TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Dubbed as the world's smallest Wireless-N USB adaptor, the TEW-648UB does indeed live up to its name; it's smaller than a 50-cent coin, which means that this is one WiFi adaptor you can easily slide into your wallet or purse without having to fret about having those 'bulging bottoms'.”

9/24/2009

VR-Zone noted TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The ultra compact form factor is slightly larger than a U.S. quarter, measuring a remarkable 1.3 inches (3.3 cm) from end to end.”

9/23/2009

PureOverclock reviewed TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter connects a laptop or desktop computer to a wireless n network at up to 6x the speed and 3x the coverage of a wireless g connection.”

9/23/2009

Must Have was impressed by TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…for those who travel a whole lot and value convenience above all else will definitely find that little device to be the perfect traveling companion.“

9/23/2009

Softpedia reviewed TRENDnet's 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Measuring in at just 1.3 inches (3.3cm), the new Mini Wireless N USB adapter is slightly larger than a U.S. quarter, making for an ideal choice for netbook and notebook users.”

9/23/2009

Techngear.com was impressed by TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Are you looking for smaller and faster Wireless-N USB Adapter?…The TRENDnet TEW-648UB Mini Wireless-N USB Adapter supports 802.11n WiFi standard offers transmission speeds up to 150Mbps and 6x and 3x the coverage of Wireless-G.”

9/23/2009

Gadget Venue was impressed by TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “It isn’t much larger than a quarter and is capable of transmitting up to 150MB/second making it rather a snappy device.”

9/23/2009

SlashGear reported on TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The TRENDnet TEW-648UB is a little larger than a quarter coin, measuring 1.3-inches long, but boasts 150Mbps theoretical throughput speeds.”

9/23/2009

TFTS reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Measuring in at just 1.3” in length, the TRENDNet TEW-648UB Mini Wireless N USB Adapter, in touting wireless N connectivity, offers up to 6x the speed and 3x the coverage of a wireless G connection and comes complete with ‘one-touch’ WiFi protection … making hooking up connectivity between the TEW-648UB and a WPS compatible router a breeze.”

9/23/2009

Coated was impressed by TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The TEW-648UB TRENDnet adapter has a retail price of $24.99 and offers an easy way to access the extreme speeds of N technology, especially if you happen to have a laptop that includes a built-in wireless G adapter.”

9/23/2009

Channelpro reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter connects a laptop or desktop computer to a wireless n network at up to six times the speed and three times the coverage of a wireless g connection.”

9/23/2009

Oh Gizmo! reported on TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “If for whatever reason you’re still using a laptop that doesn’t have WiFi, or at least wireless N, TRENDnet provides an easy and almost invisible upgrade with their new TEW-648UB USB wireless N adapter.”

9/23/2009

Liliputing reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…the TRENDnet TEW-648UB is really tiny. It measures just 1.3 inches in length and seems like a pretty good solution for anyone looking for a low profile WiFi dongle for their laptop or netbook.”

9/23/2009

Ubergizmo reported on TRENDnet's Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “… for those who travel a whole lot and value convenience above all else will definitely find this little device to be the perfect traveling companion…Measuring a little bit larger than a quarter, TRENDnet touts an impressive 150Mbps maximum transmission speed on this adapter.”

9/23/2009

PC Mag.com Blogs reported on TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…the smaller and cheaper, the better. So TRENDnet's new 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) is a great find.”

9/23/2009

Techfresh.net reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “…this is the right time for you to upgrade your laptop or desktop to wireless n. TRENDnet today introduced its new ultra compact high speed wireless n adapter, the TEW-648UB, which is a little larger than a quarter.”

9/22/2009

Gadgetell reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Wireless N finally became official, so if you were holding out on switching your older machines over to the new standard, now may be time to make a move. TRENDnet has introduced its new Wireless N USB adapter, the TEW-648UB, and it is tiny.”

9/22/2009

Techblips reviewed TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “Enjoy proven wireless n speed and reliability in an ultra compact design that is slightly larger than a US penny.”

9/22/2009

Electronista reported on TRENDnet’s 150Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter (model TEW-648UB) stating, “The TEW-648UB is very compact, measuring about 1.3 inches end-to-end and utilizes a Wi-Fi protected setup. The device features WPS technology which enables users to forgo the usual process of entering codes in order to connect to a wireless network.”

9/22/2009