Recently, TP-LINK officially released a new form of paper routing, the thickness is only 8mm, the size is the size of A5 paper. TP-LINK says it's the thinnest router in the world, and compared to the traditional desktop mesh routing, this paper route is thinner and more ready to use. At present, the TP-LINK paper route has not yet announced the release time and price, and you can look forward to it.
It is understood that the paper routing uses AX3000, AX5400, AX6000 three high-specification Wi-Fi 6 hardware solutions to improve wireless expansion performance, wireless specifications can choose dual-frequency four-stream, dual-frequency six-stream and dual-frequency eight-stream. The paper router uses a 6dbi high-gain antenna, which is a better signal than the traditional 2dbi built-in antenna.
In terms of design, TP-LINK is equipped with a large piece of metal, and the official introduction can solve the problem of flatness of the wall surface and the problem of heat dissipation.
TP-Link indicates that the original intention of the paper routing design is to solve the problem of wireless signal coverage blind spots. TP-LINK paper routing is an extended route, press the TP-LINK "Easy Exhibition" button to interconnect with the main router, easy networking, so that this route becomes an extended Wi-Fi signal, to achieve seamless coverage of wi-Fi 6 in the whole house.