Securifi to display its revolutionary touchscreen wireless router at CEATEC

TAIPEI —Securifi, an innovative consumer electronics company best known for developing Almond, the world’s first Wi-Fi router and range extender with an intuitive touch screen interface, said that the highly anticipated product is now available with Japanese language support. Almond is being showcased at this week’s CEATEC show, which runs Tuesday-Saturday at Makuhari Messe in Chiba.
First introduced at CES 2012, Almond made headlines for its modern design and simple touch screen interface that configures in seconds and does away with PC or Mac or CD based setup or maintenance. Almond’s range extender functionality has delighted customers who wanted an easy way to extend the range of their existing routers.

Leading publications such as the New York Times, EE Times Japan, CNet, CNBC, Men’s Journal and others have widely praised Almond’s innovative design and interface. Not only is Almond a critical success, but it also struck a chord with consumers long frustrated by the headache inducing traditional routers. In the brief 2 months Almond has been in the USA market, it has already become the No. 1 Best-rated wireless router on Amazon.com, which is the largest online retailer in the World.

Almond has a 2.8” 320x240 TFT LCD touchscreen, two internal MIMO antennas, 300Mbps 802.11b/g/n tech with industry-standard WEP/WPA/WPA2 security. Each Almond comes with unique security key pre-configured at the factory so users have a secure wireless network from the moment they power it on. It also eliminates recent loopholes with WPS that plague routers from other manufacturers.
Securifi’s Almond is expected to be available at various online and retail locations in Japan starting in early 2013.