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New 4G/3G Router for Small Business and Home Office Launched by CradlePoint

The small business and home office user now has more choices in the way they connect to the Internet, with the MBR95 Wireless router being a powerful , secure and easy to use tool. The MBR95 is crafted for optimal performance and versatility, thus creating a wide-range Wi-Fi network that allows up to 32 devices to be connected in combination with a cellular USB modem, DSL, cable, or satellite data modem connection. The devices supported include anything with Wi-Fi connectivity, laptops, PCs, Macs, iPads, gaming systems, DVRs, printers, cameras and VoIP phones . In addition, VoIP desk phones and multifunction printers can be connected to the router directly as the MBR95 accommodates four Ethernet devices.

The ability of the MBR95 router to use an outside Wi-Fi signal as a data source is yet another powerful feature. Also referred to as Wi-Fi as Wan, the feature allows a change in the internet source to public Wi-Fi or an outside source without altering any device passwords or other sharing options, thus ensuring security of access at any location.

In a release , the CTO of CradlePoint,  said that “Wi-Fi as WAN is a feature that continues to evolve as a significant differentiator. We've heard from our customers that they love the ability to take their established, password-protected networks with them on the road without compromising the security of their data. The MBR95 makes that possible."

The MBR95 router easily creates two Wi-Fi networks, one a private secure network and the other a guest network that gives simple access to users like friends, co-workers or customers. These networks even ensure full control of the connections with password protection.

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