 We're in the Asus suite and while networking may be a fairly new category for Asus that does not prevent them from innovating. Now, I have whined and complained about AC. I think enough times we showcased a USB AC adapter that was capable of something like 60% of the performance of just some random N450 adapter we had lying around. I mean come on, if you're gonna call it 1200 megabit per second and it uses USB 2, which is 480 megabit per second, I think we've got a problem here. This is the PCE AC66. This is AC the way it's meant to be implemented, the way it needs to be implemented. AC is not ready to be a USB adapter yet. It needs beefy antennas, it needs cooling, and it needs power. So this is PCI Express, it has an external adapter, and it is capable of running at AC1750. So once the next draft standard comes out, this will be fast enough to go with. Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is powered by Corsair, maker of quality PC components and peripherals. Our trusted storage partner is Seagate Technology, and our trusted networking partner is LinkSys. Incremental product revisions, thank you Slick, that are coming on the router side, so you'll be able to fully leverage the power and performance of your AC hardware. So you see, check out that heatsink. Always good design with these guys. You got that? Awesome. Now, not everyone is concerned about the highest performance wireless solution in the world. So maybe you want something that's a range extender, you know, easy to use range extender. You got your WPS setup here, you got your power switch, you know, it looks pretty normal. Oh, oh, oh, okay, it streams music from your computer, bam, or your tablet, okay. It's a nightlight, bam. So I mean, hey, if you're gonna have, you know, range extenders all over the place, you might as well have some additional functionality that they're providing to your household. So I think that's pretty cool. This is the RP-N53 range extender. I mean, this is the kind of thing that sort of gets the YouTuber and me sort of kind of excited, because everyone wants me to do a video about their range extender, but the unfortunate truth is that there's not a whole lot to say about range extenders. They do what they say they do, they extend your range, you plug it in, and now we have an exciting range extender. This range extender not only allows you to continue using your tablet as you walk around your house, at night you won't trip down the stairs holding your tablet, right? Don't miss any of our CES 2013 coverage. Make sure you're subscribed to Linus Tech Tips, and we'll see you guys with lots more videos from the show. Thanks for watching Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013, powered by Corsair, Seagate Technology, and Linksys.