NoWiresNeeded Wireless networks are typically slow, expensive, difficult to manage and relatively easy to hack into. Competitively priced, NoWiresNeeded matches standard Ethernet for bandwidth and is a snip to install and easy to manage. Plus, it addresses many of the security concerns surrounding wireless connectivity. There are two parts to the package.
Wireless adapters go in each PC, which communicates through shared-access points.
A USB card is due for release towards the end of the year. With its built-in aerials, just a small plastic mast protrudes from the side. The access point is equally compact. The only limitation is the need to run a power cable to the unit from the external AC adapter. And that's done using a standard UTP lead to configure the access point and to enable it to be used as a bridge between wireless and fixed portions of the network.