 ASUS has unveiled the new hardware networking ecosystem that works with an app that will enable you to optimize your signal strength and performance. Stay tuned to find out how. Thanks to Squarespace for sending us here to CES 2016. If you want to check them out, their link is in the description down below. The app was developed in partnership with CloudCheck, which enables you to kind of walk around your house with a phone or tablet checking signal strength along the way. It sends numbers and data back to ASUS where they crunch that information and input real-time data back to you, which is actually super handy. You can make decisions off of that, whether you need to just move things around your house or add a repeater here or there or whatever. This can help people like Dennis, who has crazy signal problems all throughout his house and it's weird and confusing and this would probably solve his problem. Outside of that, there's the ASUS router app, which has real-time traffic visualization, packet prioritization, diagnostics, easy firmware upgrades, and they're what the fast suite of software stuff, which helps you identify problems and prioritize things along the way. One of the cool things about the diagnostics part of that is that it's flexible diagnostics, so you can decide what you want to troubleshoot and when. So if you want to see if it's on the ISP side of things, you can diagnose just your modem. That's something that I would definitely take advantage of. Speaking of modems, the next product is the ASUS CM32, which includes a modem in its router package, which is actually relatively interesting, speaking of being able to diagnose one thing at a time. It has MUMemo, which is multi-user MIMO, which is quite cool, a 4x4 array. It's wireless AC with a peak speed of over 2.5 gigabits, which is why it is also called an AC2600. It's certified for a 5,000 square foot house, but it does have an MSRP of 299. That 5,000 square feet isn't enough. There's the RPAC68U, which is a Wi-Fi repeater or more accurately in my opinion, a media bridge. It has 5 gigabit ethernet ports, a USB 3.0 port, which has lower overheads so it's able to act faster, which is cool because you can plug in an external hard drive or a USB drive or whatever, and it will act as a NAS. Next up we have the RPAC66 repeaters. You might be wondering why I keep on talking about repeaters. It might not seem like the most exciting thing ever, but they feature seamless transfer, which is kind of the most exciting thing ever. What that enables you to do is, you know how when you're at someone's house and they have Wi-Fi repeaters and you have to switch which one you're on manually and it's really annoying because sometimes you might be on one bar of connection to one of them, but it's not switching you to the other one because you have to do it and it's frustrating and annoying and it pisses you off, but then you go to a school or like an airport or a hotel and it transfers seamlessly and it's all nice and stuff. Now you're able to do that at your house. That's actually really sick. And if that ease of use wasn't enough for you, they also have their wall plug built into the unit so you can very easily just plug it in or even just plug a power extension to that if you decide that isn't exactly what you want it to do, but I don't know. It's pretty simple to me. Anyways, thank you for checking out our ASUS networking content at CES. Thank you to Squarespace for sending us here this year. Check out Squarespace if you want to make a website for, I don't know, maybe a company that sets up networking for people. You can set up seamless connections and seem like a badass by just using ASUS stuff. I don't know. It works. It's cool. You can use their template engine to create a website that looks super slick and you can even use a cover page thing if now you need a job because ASUS just took yours from you because their networking is too easy. I don't know. Whatever works for you. That's fine. Squarespace.com slash Linus. Use offer code Linus to get 10% off. Squarespace. You're the beautiful.