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Belkin F8T030 Bluetooth Access Point with USB Print Server

Made:	Belkin Components
Media:	Electronics
Sales Rank:	11119
Availability:	Usually ships in 24 hours
Our Price*:	$119.99

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Built-in security using 128-bit encryption and authentication, allowing you to securely access any Bluetooth device
Allows LAN printing through the included utility for Windows
Works with all Bluetooth v1.1 devices
Supports up to seven simultaneous users
Works seamlessly from a desktop computer or PDA

Rating: 2.4/5 from 5 reviews

Range is not good indoors but advertises 100m (fball field!)

Rating: 1/5

I bought this device to communicate from any room in my house with my tungsten|w (which has its own issues). The devices will only connect in the same room. There are no wi-fi solutions for this palm, so I'm stuck. Technology is letting me down. I'm becoming Amish.

Do not buy F8T030

Rating: 1/5

Buyer beware this is a useless product, if you set a password it locks you out even if you use the password you set, you can still Telnet into it but have to return the unit to Belkin for exchange, as Belkin support do not know anything about Telnet.
Belkin are a rubbish company who provide unuseable support and customer service not availible.
I have never used such a bad company this is my first and last belkin product you can not even configure the first client IP it gives out, so is useless in a network enviroment.

Bad product, bad company, bad support, you have been warned.

Works just fine

Rating: 4/5

We had this AP in our office for some time now, and it works well (we are using a fixed IP address).

One caveat about the range:
This is a "Class 1" Bluetooth device with an output power of 100mW, which will indeed have a 100m range, but ONLY if the other device is also Class 1. All mobile devices (phones, PDAs) I know of are Class 2, with an output power of 2.5mW and a maximum free air range of 25m, effectively meaning "same room" indoors. Class 1 Bluetooth would drain the battery of a mobile device too fast. This one of the weaknesses of WiFi (30-100mW output power) - a WiFi card needs more power than a PocketPC (let alone a Palm) and will cut your battery time in half or less.