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pamder
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Homeplug? wired, wireless and usb 
2 desktop pc's
1 laptop wifi enabled ( just waiting on me).
wii
ps3 and xbox 360
maybe two or three things working at once
I have read that the usb would be the last option
after reading through forums about the best set up for a wireless connection
I am still at a quandry as to which modem/router to pick
I would welcome any suggestions
TIA
2 desktop pc's
1 laptop wifi enabled ( just waiting on me).
wii
ps3 and xbox 360
maybe two or three things working at once
I have read that the usb would be the last option
after reading through forums about the best set up for a wireless connection
I am still at a quandry as to which modem/router to pick
I would welcome any suggestions
TIA
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need more info, re your ISP and if cable or BT line etc...Get some gorm.0
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Netgear wireless router (model dependant on broadband type). Any PC within a few feet of the router connected via ethernet. Everything else via wireless with WPA encryption, assuming all the devices support it.It's my problem, it's my problem
If I feel the need to hide
And it's my problem if I have no friends
And feel I want to die0 -
BillScarab wrote: »Netgear wireless router (model dependant on broadband type). Any PC within a few feet of the router connected via ethernet. Everything else via wireless with WPA encryption, assuming all the devices support it.
everything would be within 15 to 20 feet of the router I suppose, going through a ceiling and a wall here and there0
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