wireless 360 adapter

jaygrunt

Hello people

Does anyone know if there are any cheaper alternatives that work with the xbox 360?

Many Thanks

aliEnRIK

No ~ but amazon is usually cheapest for it ~
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-360-Wireless-Network-Adaptor/dp/B000AYTQ7O

joshm_2

Wired connection
Wireless bridge
Dedicated gaming adapter
Homeplug/Powerline adapters
Sharing a PC's internet connection

DCFC79

How far is the router or modem from the 360

jaygrunt

joshm wrote: »

Wired connection
Wireless bridge
Dedicated gaming adapter
Homeplug/Powerline adapters
Sharing a PC's internet connection

Sorry .I am quite naive when it comes to computer terms

The only one outta these I understand is wired connection but cant see how this is viable cos I want it for my sons room which would need about 20 metres of cable :eek:
Sharing a PC's internet connection sounds sorta in my capabilities but havent got a clue how to go about starting to do this

ALL or ANY help would be very very very greatfully reiceved

jaygrunt

DCFC79 wrote: »

How far is the router or modem from the 360

AS the crow flys,if you know what I mean, it would be about 15ft
If I tried to hard wire it,it would be about 60ft ish

joshm_2

PC share: http://www.jakeludington.com/xbox/20061208_xbox_network_connection_sharing.html

Homeplug: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/150039

Example of wireless bridge (slightly OTT in that it's a print server as well, but it's what I have): Netgear WGPS606

jaygrunt

joshm wrote: »

PC share: http://www.jakeludington.com/xbox/20061208_xbox_network_connection_sharing.html

Homeplug: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/150039

Example of wireless bridge (slightly OTT in that it's a print server as well, but it's what I have): Netgear WGPS606

Sorry if I sound dense but would this device work instaed of buying a wireless adapter(for the xbox live thing)

GaryS

Is it worth all the hassle fiddling about just to save £10 or £20.

I thought that it was but in the end just got the Xbox adapter because I knew it would work without any problems.

jaygrunt

GaryS wrote: »

Is it worth all the hassle fiddling about just to save £10 or £20.

I thought that it was but in the end just got the Xbox adapter because I knew it would work without any problems.

At the minute,the answer would be yes.A lil bit skint and his birthday is on Monday :eek: :eek:

dacouch

You could do the old connection through your pc trick.