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From [http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS7538129611.html Linuxdevices.com article]

Tiny [[WAPs]] share files and printers - $115
Jun. 21, 2006

http://linuxdevices.com/files/misc/ovislink_wmu6000-drive.jpg

Half a dozen companies around the world are shipping tiny Linux-based wireless access points ([[WAPs]]) with built-in file and printer servers. The [[WAPs]] appear to run a 2.4-series Linux kernel ... The design appears to be based on RDC Semiconductor's R8610, a 133MHz RISC-based [[So C]] that executes the i486 instruction set at about 44 bogoMIPS.

... 16KB of L1 cache, a 33MHz PCI bus, an external SDRAM/ROM/memory controller, IPC (internal peripheral controller) with DMA and IRQ timer/counter, a 10/100 Ethernet MAC, FIFO UART, and USB 2.0 host controller. ... 32MB of SDRAM, 4MB of Flash, and support user-supplied 2.5-inch (laptop-sized) hard drives formated with FAT, FAT32, or ext2. Claimed wireless throughputs up to 6MB/s ...

... an 802.11G [[WiFi]] interface supporting WPA and WEP encryption. The interface can be configured as a wireless client, access point, WDS bridge, or WDS repeater ...

Dual USB 2.0 ports can be used to connect memory card readers ... The ports also support USB OTG ("on the go") [and] LPR print server software for USB printers.

Designs believed to be based on the RDC [[So C]] include:

* [http://www.ovislink.com.tw/WMU6000FS.htm OvisLink WMU-6000FS]
* [http://micronica.com.au/catalog/mgb100/index.htm Micronica MGB100]
* [http://safecom.cn/code/sub/category.asp?prdid=311&subcatid=390 SafeCom SWSAPUR-5400]
* [http://shop.key.ru/shop/goods/37048/?ref=ya-market Level One WAP-0007]
* [http://www.smc.com/index.cfm?event=viewProduct&localeCode=DE_DEU&cid=5&scid=&pid=1520 SMC WAPS-G EU]
* [http://france.cometlabs.com/front/pdf/products/mgb100_datasheet_fr.pdf CometLabs MGB-100]

Availability

[[WAPs]] based on the RDC R8610 appear to be available now, priced at about $115.

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-Half a dozen companies around the world are shipping tiny Linux-based wireless access points ([[WAPs]]) with built-in file and printer servers. The [[WAPs]] appear to run a 2.4-series Linux kernel ... The design appears to be based on RDC Semiconductor's R8610, a 133MHz RISC-based SoC that executes the i486 instruction set at about 44 bogoMIPS.
+Half a dozen companies around the world are shipping tiny Linux-based wireless access points (WAPs) with built-in file and printer servers. The WAPs appear to run a 2.4-series Linux kernel ... The design appears to be based on RDC Semiconductor's R8610, a 133MHz RISC-based SoC that executes the i486 instruction set at about 44 bogoMIPS.
 ... 16KB of L1 cache, a 33MHz PCI bus, an external SDRAM/ROM/memory controller, IPC (internal peripheral controller) with DMA and IRQ timer/counter, a 10/100 Ethernet MAC, FIFO UART, and USB 2.0 host controller. ... 32MB of SDRAM, 4MB of Flash, and support user-supplied 2.5-inch (laptop-sized) hard drives formated with FAT, FAT32, or ext2. Claimed wireless throughputs up to 6MB/s ...

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-Tiny [[WAPs]] share files and printers - $115
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 Dual USB 2.0 ports can be used to connect memory card readers ... The ports also support USB OTG ("on the go") [and] LPR print server software for USB printers.
-Designs believed to be based on the RDC [[So C]] include:
+Designs believed to be based on the RDC SoC include:
 * [http://www.ovislink.com.tw/WMU6000FS.htm OvisLink WMU-6000FS]