Windows Vista Request for Vista Beta Testers

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hField Technologies is looking for Beta Testers for it's new Wi-Fire USB Long Range WiFi adapter for Windows Vista.

The beta trial will begin in late July. Volunteers will receive a beta unit for testing and evaluation, which will be returned to hField Technologies at the end of the test period. (A finalized Wi-Fire will be mailed to each tester when available, as a thank you) Beta testers will be contacted by phone or e-mail several times during the trial so that hField personnel can conduct interviews about user experience and suggestions.

If you are interested, please send an e-mail to [email protected], and include a brief description of your typical WiFi usage. We are particularly interested in users who find them frequently unable to connect or maintain an adequate connection or are frustrated with dropped connections.

 

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If you are interested in becoming a Beta Tester for hField Technologies' new Wi-Fire USB Long Range WiFi adapter for Windows Vista, here are the key details to note:

• The beta trial is scheduled to begin in late July.
• Volunteers selected as Beta Testers will receive a beta unit for testing and evaluation. This unit will need to be returned to hField Technologies at the end of the test period.
• As a token of appreciation for participation, each Beta Tester will receive a finalized Wi-Fire unit once available.
• Beta Testers should expect to be contacted by phone or email multiple times during the trial for interviews regarding their user experience and suggestions.

To express your interest in becoming a Beta Tester, you can send an email to [email protected]. Be sure to include a brief description of your typical WiFi usage. hField Technologies is particularly interested in users who frequently experience difficulties with connecting, maintaining a stable connection, or face frustrations with dropped connections. This opportunity allows you to contribute to the improvement of WiFi technology and potentially receive a finalized product as a gesture of gratitude for your input.