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Voyto

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Registered: 9th Feb 03
Location: Stafford
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17th Dec 04 at 17:26

Laptop has "802.11b/g" connectivity apparently

what do i put into the desktop pc to make em connect rather than using a 30m cable round the house lol. is it just a network card or one of them box thingys? Can anyone recomend me what i need, somethin not too pricey but fast and reliable

[Edited on 17-12-2004 by Voyto]

Mase

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17th Dec 04 at 18:28

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/products/index.html?action=c2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=45622

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Daniel_Corsa

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17th Dec 04 at 19:08

Do not go for Belkin, we have those at work and are shit, go for D-Link we'll be upgrading to these soon alot further range

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Mase

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17th Dec 04 at 19:19

i think i've got that in mine at the min an it seems fine. wot goes wrong ??

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Daniel_Corsa

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17th Dec 04 at 22:18

Work as ICT tech in a school all teachers use wireless laptops...... using Belkin only half the school can get a strong enough reception, testing D-Link, the whole school can access this, maybe not necessary for what Voyto wants but for a very similliar price i would advice the D-Link.

Both will work just one will have a much larger radius

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Russ

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18th Dec 04 at 10:43

d-link > anything without spending silly money

Ian

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18th Dec 04 at 14:08

If you want to bring an internet connection in to both computer you would be better with a router than using the desktop to route.

Voyto

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18th Dec 04 at 17:43

im on dial up tho and wont be having broadband round here for a while. i had to dial up on the desktop and go over and reconnect when it cuts me off. Dlink is the best then?

Voyto

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18th Dec 04 at 18:19

i know its being cheeky but i aint got a clue what the difference is... could some1 pick one from the PCI cards make by Dlink that i need

http://www.expansys.com/d_wireless.asp
i just want it to be fast and have really good range. doesnt matter with price

my pc is an athalon 1.4ghz i think if that makes ne difference?

[Edited on 18-12-2004 by Voyto]

Voyto

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18th Dec 04 at 18:22

and whats the wireless access point?? do i need one of them? :S

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