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Tim |
posted on 14th Feb 06 at 13:40 |
BEFSX41 is great for a wired broadband (non-ADSL) router. | |
Bart |
posted on 14th Feb 06 at 12:45 |
out of curiosity Tim, any particular models you'd recomend? | |
Tim |
posted on 14th Feb 06 at 10:57 |
Not sure I could recommend Netgear as highly, but they should be fine for a home install. | |
Bart |
posted on 14th Feb 06 at 09:51 |
quote: indeed. Netgear are the way to go. There are several versions of wireless router to go for, depending on your budget, but they are all good; Netgear DG834g (regular wireless), Netgear DG834GT (faster wireless), Netgear DG834PN MiMo (multi in/multi out) supposedly alot more range and also quicker. Hope this helps slightly | |
_Allan_ |
posted on 14th Feb 06 at 08:20 |
quote: Yes I have set two of these up and they are relatively easy to set up and secure. A few linksys ones I have seen are far more complicated than they need be. I have also heard that netgear ones are very simple to setup. http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopDetail.asp?ProductID=2074 PC world had a good price on these the other week with a USB adapter included. [Edited on 14-02-2006 by _Allan_] | |
gear_1052000 |
posted on 13th Feb 06 at 23:48 |
i have a belkin 54g its sooooo easy | |
Adam_B |
posted on 13th Feb 06 at 23:44 |
i have Linksys on my blueyonder 4mb connection, not had it long but no problems so far :thumbs: | |
myke |
posted on 13th Feb 06 at 23:02 |
one of my sisters friends came over tonight and installed a linksys wireless router to my pc so my sis can share my 2mb aol. | |
Tim |
posted on 12th Feb 06 at 22:50 |
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopSearch.asp?CategoryID=65 | |
sony786 |
posted on 12th Feb 06 at 22:40 |
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