Wireless router.....

[bobpbx]

Bob,

I actually bought the Belkin N you have and after bringing it home we could not connect using the wireless. Then Jessica pushed the button in on the top of it and it broke. So we took it back and I bought the NetGear and as soon as we plugged it in we connected. Have not had a problem. And for the first time the girls can walk to the street with their iPod Touch's and still connect. On sale for $69.

Guy

I don't have a button on the top, so I can't break it...

 

[Teegate]

I don't have a button on the top, so I can't break it...

There must be a few models that I did not see in the store I was in.

Guy

 

[46er]

I don't have a button on the top, so I can't break it...

It's on the bottom and recessed, guess they has some issues like Tee did

Mines flaking out again, going to get the Linksys tomorrow or maybe some loooong ethernet cable.

 

[bobpbx]

Other than the actual device drivers Windows has everything needed to manage the adapter...

Software implementation works a lot differently than 5 years or so ago. This time I did not have to load a comcast CD and put in IP adresses or user names or anything for my email. All I had to do was tell Windows that Comcast is my internet provider and they went to that site and pulled down everything I needed automatically.

 

[Teegate]

Software implementation works a lot differently than 5 years or so ago. This time I did not have to load a comcast CD and put in IP adresses or user names or anything for my email. All I had to do was tell Windows that Comcast is my internet provider and they went to that site and pulled down everything I needed automatically.

Again, they learned that from Apple


Guy