Gaming accessory provider Mad Catz has introduced a wireless gaming adapter for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles that lets the consoles connect to the net via a wireless 802.11n connection. Compatible with standard routers and access points, the adapter is easily configured through a PC, after which it’s ready to be used on a console. It’s not really a new technology, and it’s in no way groundbreaking, but it’s at least cheaper compared to Microsoft’s Xbox adapter (the PS3 compatibility makes it more flexible too).

Tags: Consoles, Gaming Gear, Mad Catz, Wireless and Networking

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