SHAKESPEARE STREAM WIRELESS INTERNET BOOSTER ENTERED IN IBEX 2019 INNOVATION AWARDS

Shakespeare Wireless Internet Booster

Oct 1, 2019

With the new Shakespeare Stream Wireless Internet Booster, you can stop struggling with slow Wi-Fi at the dock or spotty cellular service* on the water.

Stream uses Shakespeare’s state-of-the-art marine cellular booster technology to amplify weak cell signals along inshore, coastal and popular cruising routes, enabling boaters to use data on their cellular devices more reliably.

Place the cellular-enabled tablet, phone or mobile hotspot that needs to be boosted within 1-2 inches of the black helm antenna and watch data speed and reliability go up. Have more devices onboard? Share the Internet to other devices by enabling a hotspot on a boosted device. Compatible with most cellular devices and major cellular service providers in the US and Canada.

More product info: http://shakespeare-ce.com/marine/product/ca-stream-wireless-booster

* Some cell signal is required for the Shakespeare Stream to enhance usable cellular signal coverage.

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