CenDyne's Wireless Xbox and PlayStation 2 Connections Set Gamers Free
July 9, 2003 - Expanding its award-winning technology
to benefit new audiences, CenDyne, Inc. announced today its entrance to
the gaming market with wireless networking connections designed
exclusively for Xbox and PlayStation 2. Now online gamers can cut the
cord with unwieldy wires that shackle them to specific areas of the home.
The CenDyne Wireless Xbox Network Adapter and CenDyne Wireless PS2 Network Adapter for PlayStation 2 enable gamers with an existing 802.11b wireless network to connect their console to broadband without wires, so they can enjoy online gaming anywhere in the house. The wireless technology extends enthusiasts the ability to participate in online games without disrupting Internet access for family members or roommates.
"Consoles everywhere are ready to be untethered," said Ed Meadows, CenDyne, Inc. president. "Gaming is hot and CenDyne is fueling the fire with a wireless connection that will take the gaming experience to new places. CenDyne's wireless network connections for Xbox and PlayStation 2 will ratchet up the fun quotient now that people can play online games from the bedroom or backyard."
Free Your Console and Your Feet Will Follow
Wireless networking is a technology trend that is becoming more
popular due to its ease of use, convenience and affordability. Using
CenDyne's Wireless Xbox Network Adapter or Wireless PS2 Network Connection
for PlayStation 2, gamers can participate in online tournaments with
anyone in the world and at all skill levels from any room in the home
without having to connect via Ethernet. Due to the wireless design, online
gaming enthusiasts can enjoy their console from the privacy of the
bedroom, in front of the living room TV or without leaving the comfort of
the couch.
Easy Does It
Set up and installation is a cinch. There is no need to connect the
console to a PC or to drill holes in the wall for wires that tend to
tangle. All that is required is an 802.11b wireless network, a cable/DSL
Internet connection, 10/100 Ethernet port, CD-ROM and Microsoft Xbox live
starter kit for Xbox users. Configuration of the CenDyne Xbox and CenDyne
PS2 wireless network adapters is easily accomplished via the Web. In
fact, with Microsoft's Xbox Live, users can use one account and one name
with all Xbox Live games, making it simple to find friends when switching
game titles.
The CenDyne Xbox and CenDyne PS2 network adapters support TCP/IP networks, ad-hoc and infrastructure mode and are compatible with Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP. Packaged in a sleek, black box measuring just 3.5 x 3.2 x 1.6 inches, the connections have a wireless data rate of 1, 2, 5.5 and 11Mbps and come with an AC adapter, documentation CD and a 10BaseT network cable.
Not only does wireless networking simplify set-up, but it provides a cleaner, more aesthetic appearance, since there are no wires to be routed throughout the home. Better yet, broadband access including cable and DSL doesn't require a phone line connection, so online gaming won't interrupt family member's phone or email conversations, leaving less time for fuss and more time for play.
Pricing, Availability & Warranty
The CenDyne Wireless Xbox Network Adapter and CenDyne Wireless PS2
Network Adapter will be shipping to CenDyne's major retailers throughout
North America on July 9 at a price of $99 each. The connections are
covered by a one-year warranty.
For more information, please go to the company's Web site at www.cendyne.com or call the company at 714-556-1020.
SOURCE CenDyne
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