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Success Stories & Customer TestimonialsHigh-Speed Enterprise Connectivity, Home Office Telecommuting
Xplain CorporationExcerpts from a review of the Trango Access5800: "But there are two features that are super cool, especially if you are familiar with installing wireless networks. First, there are internal dual polarized antennas that are software switchable — yes, you can change the polarity through the software interface! Second, the radios have built in site survey tools that allow you to check for interference." " … Proof is in the pudding, right?" "These radios are fast … I'm seeing communications at under 300 microseconds (not milliseconds) between the radios. But, a radio ping is different from an IP ping which is what we really care about." "In my point to point to point setup, I came from my older set up doing 1.4 mpbs with 30 millisecond latency to a new set up of 6-8 mbps (depends on the direction) with 5 milliseconds latency. The speed is so different and so much better that, using Retrospect Server, I'm actually now running backups of my home computers to tape drives at the office." "Doesn't get much better than that." Neil Ticktin |
About XplainXplain was founded in 1984 originally to publish technical magazines, including MacTech Magazine. Today, the company has grown to include three divisions: Publishing, Retail Sales, and Custom Services. The corporation is privately held and has its main office in Westlake Village, California ... near Los Angeles. With nearly 100 employees and contractors, Xplain has grown to become a leader in event services, custom publishing, and the Macintosh market. |
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