Google has Released a "Smart" router OnHub

Wi-Fi-router will cost $ 200.

Google offered a router OnHub, behind which actually hides the router TP-Link AC1900. New features 13th integrated antennas: given six 2.4-GHz frequency bandwidth, six service 5-GHz bands, finally, the rest has been continuously monitoring the quality of the wireless environment. The software automatically switches the data channels, choosing the least loaded.

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In addition to supporting the latest protocol Wi-Fi 802.11ac implemented understanding of legacy 802.11a / b / g / n. In addition, the router has a module Bluetooth 4.0 and Google Weave, plus the capacity to serve 802.15.4 protocol underlying the standard ZigBee, 

Wireless HART and MiWi.

 Google promises that OnHub will permanently receive firmware updates - updates are automatically downloaded and installed. Fortunately, the design OnHub no annoying flickering lights - used a ring of six damped LED tricolor an indication that indicates the ongoing processes. 

The hardware component of Google OnHub gathered around a dual-core 1.4 GHz chip set Qualcomm Atheros IPQ8064, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB flash drive NOR and 4GB flash storage eMMC, Gigabit Ethernet-switch QCA8337. For whatever reasons, the router has only one port Ethernet, although traditionally turn to four routers. Of the others as part of OnHub: connector USB 3.0, ambient light sensor, 3-watt speaker.

 Management is carried out through a router Android or iOS-app Google On, in which you can test your connection speed, see all connected devices, and keep track of the most gluttonous data traffic, expose certain Soup in the priority area. Google OnHub in the barrel of black and blue colors will go on free sale August 31 price of $200.