WiFi-Ethernet adaptors

I use a Hetgear WNCE2001 WiFi-Ethernet adaptor. One drawback is that it stores only the settings for the last WiFi connection made, unlike a pad or WIFi equipped laptop or notebook which store many. Can anyone recommend an adaptor that is capable of storing settings of many WiFi routers?

Wispy V maybe?

Asus used to do a nano router that could store up to 20 WIFI network settings, it could also be configured with some RISC OS browsers:-) They discontinued it and replaced with a much less versatile unit. Progress eh!

@RISCOSbits
I have looked at Wispy V on the website. It doesn’t say whether it can store settings for many different WiFi routers which is what I need as I will be using it with various mobile RISC OS computers, e.g. the ARMbook and Pandaboard, and don’t want to have to configure it each time anew: I might be using a Pub’s WiFi, a train’s WIFi etc. The browser issue for configuring the adaptor is a lesser issue as I use Otter browser to configure the adaptor, although I have yet to get Otter to run on the ARMbook.

Also, what are the approximate dimensions of Wispy V? I want something that is not bulky, something about the size of the Netgear WNCE2001.

@David

It’s 43mm x 43mm x 13mm, so not dissimilar to the WNCE2001
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