Recently I was talking to some other 5BARz investors about the new "ROVR" product. These individuals have been reading and studying just about everything that 5BARz has published. I was surprise to find out that they had not fully understood just how revolutionary the new Wi-Fi router is. There are many features of this product that fit the revolutionary description, but I am going to focus on one.
In the most recent 10Q there is a side by side comparison of the "ROVR" vs Apple's "Extreme". One of several features that the "ROVR" had but the "Extreme" did not, was described as "wireless WAN support". In the most recent press release it was said that "ROVR" had wire line and wireless backhaul combined. Well, what exactly does that mean? What it means is that the "ROVR" uses the same signal enhancing technology that the "Network Extender" uses to connect to the Wide Area Network (WAN). It can be hardwired or used wirelessly to "backhaul" (connect) into the WAN. In other words, the "ROVR" can be placed in locations where other Wi-Fi products won't work because of weak signals and lack of hard wiring. In India and many parts of the world, both problems are severe.
It may take just a little longer, but as soon as the engineers stop writing the press releases, everyone is going to be blown away with the 5BARz product offerings.
