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What Satellite Review

September 2004

"The BSM2 is a must-have for anyone who wants to integrate sat-internet into a home or office network.."	BUILD	**********
	PERFORMANCE	**********
	FEATURES	********
	VALUE	**********
	OVERALL	95%

They also said:

"Satellite Internet can now be installed as easily as plugging a DSL modem into your network."
"You should be online within a minute or two."
"Our system gave reliable, high-speed browsing over an 802.11b wireless network and we were able to browse simultaneously with two PCs - still enjoying acceptably high speeds."

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