The Meraki routers can be used singly, but are really designed for installation in clusters, with multiple routers sharing a single broadband Internet connection.

The Meraki Mini is based on an Atheros AR5315, a super high-integration SoC (system-on-chip) chip that apparently weds an Atheros 802.11b/g “Radio-on-chip” baseband processor to a MIPS 4KEc-based applications processor, resulting in a “wireless system-on-chip,” or WiSoC.

This is way cool! Now I know what I want for Christmas. :)

Don’t forget to check out the dashboard with the Google map integration.

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