[Shipping Problem solved]

That's great your order has be shipped. I'm glad you contacted the right people over at hak5 

[shipping problem]

i also order from hak5 i still haven't receive my Rubber Ducky and i order on 9/1/16 i have email shipping dept three times with no reply. @Darren KitchenCan you look into it please order Number# 78559

[Shipping Delay for WiFi Pineapple TETRA]

@Darren Thanks for the update please take time before releasing the next batch.

[Introducing the WiFi Pineapple TETRA]

TL;DR - Mark 6 = TETRA && NANO. No new WiFi Pineapples in 2016.

The NANO and TETRA will be the only two WiFi devices in the 6th generation WiFi Pineapple line. They also share the same software platform.

The NANO and the TETRA serve two different roles and use cases due to their form factors and frequency ranges. Similarly due to their relative complexity they're at two different cost tiers. This is the first time since the Mark I that a generation has had more than one device. One of the reasons we chose this route is to continue serving the enthusiast market while offering a secondary dual-band solution for professionals. Both devices are very capable, but with the cost and complexity of dual-band, amplifiers, NAND flash, etc in the TETRA - we were unable to produce a single design that would satisfy both markets. We also very much wanted a mobile-centric device, hence the NANO. Depending on the deployment scenario they can work together harmoniously, especially in large scale environments.

The NANO was available later than anticipated while the TETRA far sooner than anticipated. While this is not ideal in a mainstream context, both devices are still only in development phases software wise hence being offered to the community first. With the upcoming API release and modules, we're on track for a simultaneous mass market release soon.

Developing this hardware requires an immense amount of time and resources -- over a year in fact -- so I think it's a safe bet we won't be moving into a 7th generation in 2016. The next hardware project on the horizon for us is what we're dubbing the "Pineapple Core" -- an ARM-based companion device for both WiFi Pineapples in the 6th generation line.

PS: Thanks all for sending me down a wikipedia rabbit hole of IUPAC nomenclature. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IUPAC_numerical_multiplier

Thank you Darren for the reply

[Introducing the WiFi Pineapple TETRA]

@barry99705 Sad theres always a person on a forums with a smart remark so do me and yourself a favor keep the dumb reply to yourself

[Introducing the WiFi Pineapple TETRA]

Why didn't you just release both at the same time now some people will find something wrong on the nano just to return it So before i order this unit theres no more new Pineapple coming out this year. @darren

[Nano won't turn on ...]

One more reason too hold on in ordering the Nano

[Introducing the WiFi Pineapple NANO]

Darren happy for your pineapple nano my question is are there any issue using it with Macbook via VMware Kali 2.0 Im reading couple of people having trouble with the setup and they not using a macbook so before i order my unit will you make videos using a macbook pro .

[Sup?]

Don't waste your money on the mark V nothing really works just download Kali 2.0 better off trust me is a waste of time and money with pineapple mark V even their video are garbage

[How to access portal via wifi]

If yes how can I set it up to login via wifi Im using a Mark V

[How to access portal via wifi]

Don't know if this has been posted but can you access pineapple mark v via wifi don't what to use wired .