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	from Bradley Mitchell Did you know that a wireless Ethernet bridge converts a wired Ethernet device for use on a Wi-Fi computer network? Sometimes called wireless media adapters, wireless Ethernet bridges work with game consoles, digital video recorders and other Ethernet-based consumer devices as well as ordinary computers.
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