Asus announces the world's smallest router at CES 2013

ASUS unveiled today at CES the WL-330NUL pocket router, claimed to be the world's smallest router that gives easy wireless connectivity to travelers. This fully featured wireless router is designed to make getting online via Wi-Fi as easy as possible when away from a home or office network.

Barely larger than a USB flash drive and weighing just 25g, the WL-330NUL Pocket Router features a single Ethernet port for connection to a wired network and built-in 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi for extending a wireless network.

Powered from a notebook USB port or by plugging directly into a mains socket, the WL-330NUL Pocket Router creates its own secure wireless hotspot for easy sharing of a wired or wireless connection with multiple wireless devices. The WL-330NUL Pocket Router can also be used as a USB Ethernet adapter for notebooks that lack a built-in Ethernet port, making it the perfect travelling companion for ultra-slim Ultrabooks. The router will be available from February 2013.

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