After the success of the Aironet 1131AG, there was bound to be a new model following in its footsteps that would support the new 802.11n (draft) protocol. Cisco released the Aironet 1250AGN a while back, but it was obviously meant as a replacement for the Aironet 1230AG and/or 1240AG rugged indoor access points. Finally, they have released their upgrade model to the Aironet 1131AG access point, the Aironet 1140AGN!

Behold!

And yes, the sexy mood ring is integrated in the new model as well.

Here is a feature list:

• New Physical Design: Featuring a new rounded edge mechanical design
• Integrated Radios: This unit has 802.11a/n and 802.11b/g/n radios
• Plastic over metal case: For a rugged yet elegant look
• 600 MHz processor: For faster performance
• 128MB DDR2 RAM: with 32MB of flash for better processing and upgrade-ability
• 10/100/1000 Ethernet port: Enables faster Ethernet transfers
• RJ-45 serial console port, Kensington Lock port, and ceiling mount bracket
• Plenum rated
• Full PoE support using 802.3af power
• Dynamic Frequency Selection “DFS” implementaton: Supports the FCC radar detection and the UNII-2 extended band support

Filed under: Cisco by Chris Jones on October 27, 2008
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