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NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC104) - Wifi 5 Dual-Band AC1200 Speed | 3 X 1G Ethernet Ports | up to 64 Devices | WPA2 Security | Desktop | MU-MIMO | Supports 3 Ssids | 802.11Ac Protein Convenient Features: Comes with a perfect for showcasing your

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NETGEAR Wireless Desktop Access Point (WAC104) Wifi 5 Dual Band AC1200 Speed 3 X 1G Ethernet Ports up to 64 Devices WPA2 Security Desktop MU MIMO Supports 3 Ssids 802.11Ac Protein Convenient Features: Comes with a perfect for showcasing your Convenient Features: Comes with a stow away 360 degree swivel non slip metal hook for versatile hanging options and 8x18 sizes N600 and AC devices Simple Setup: Features a WiFi Protected System (WPS) button for effortless one touch client connectivity

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