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Wireless Broadband

spudz85 · 2006-05-02 21:33:40

I have Digiweb in my gaff, but its not wireless, is there anything I can do to get Wireless broadband without having to go back to Digiweb?

02-05-2006 9:33pm

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spudz85

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I have Digiweb in my gaff, but its not wireless, is there anything I can do to get Wireless broadband without having to go back to Digiweb?

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#2 02-05-2006 10:27pm

irlrobins

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Buy a wireless router. Linksys, netgear or Dlink make good ones. Stay away from Belkin.

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#3 03-05-2006 8:05am

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Wireless Broadband isn't that kind of wireless anyway. It comes out on a socket. What ever system you have you need a Wireless Router.

irlrobins wrote:

Buy a wireless router. Linksys, netgear or Dlink make good ones. Stay away from Belkin.

True.
I use a Dlink DI-624M (ethernet WAN port), but the ADSL version is easier to find MIMO 108Mbps wifi (works with 11Mbps and 54Mbps cards) and 4 ethernet ports.

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