For ultrabooks and MacBook Air and other thin smartphones that require a wireless LAN port
Published2015.09.15 18:48Products like ultrabooks, MacBook Air, and MS Surface Pro, which are highly portable notebooks, lack certain features due to their thin form factor, with the most notable being the absence of a wireless LAN port.
To use the internet, you need to connect to Wi-Fi, but most Wi-Fi signals are weak. To address this inconvenience, Novelview introduced the NBN337, which combines a gigabit LAN card and USB 3.0 expansion port in one.
The NBN337 is a product designed for notebooks without a LAN port and lacking USB ports, providing three USB 3.0 ports and one gigabit LAN card in a single product. As an all-in-one product that can simultaneously resolve the shortage of USB terminals and difficulties in wired internet connection experienced by ultra-slim, ultra-lightweight ultrabooks and MacBook Air, it offers very high convenience.
With support for up to 1Gbps gigabit, it provides fast and stable internet speed, and USB data transfer speed is also extremely fast at up to 5Gbps.
The USB hub can be used immediately without the need to install separate programs, and the LAN port can be used immediately after simple program installation using the included CD.
Seok-joo Jang, director of Novelview's Promotional Marketing Team, stated, "Despite being a product that includes a gigabit LAN port and three USB hubs in one, its compact size maximizes portability" and added, "It is expected to be of great help to notebook users who had to rely on weak-signal Wi-Fi."
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