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![]() I'm about to set-up an ad hoc wireless LAN in my house (to share my BT Broadband connection and limited file and printer sharing). I don't plan to buy a router or wireless modem - just two network cards. Can anyone recommend the best cards to buy for this purpose? Cheers. Bobby |
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![]() Orinoco (from Proxim) reputedly has best radio. You may want to consider USB adapters, much easier to position for best signal, half an inch can make difference. Regards, Martin |
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![]() Martin² wrote: Orinoco (from Proxim) reputedly has best radio. You may want to consider USB adapters, much easier to position for best signal, half an inch can make difference. Regards, Martin I did see some glowing customer reviews of some dirt cheap own brand cards from ebuyer. 802.11b cards were about £10+VAT. I haven't used any of their stuff myself so can't confirm the truth of the claims. -- Email replies will not be read. Please reply to newsgroup. For my PlusNet referral please click here http://tinyurl.com/r4ho |
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![]() Cheers. They looks good... http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=52909 Two ordered! I'll let you know how I get on. "Tiny Tim" wrote in message ... Martin² wrote: Orinoco (from Proxim) reputedly has best radio. You may want to consider USB adapters, much easier to position for best signal, half an inch can make difference. Regards, Martin I did see some glowing customer reviews of some dirt cheap own brand cards from ebuyer. 802.11b cards were about £10+VAT. I haven't used any of their stuff myself so can't confirm the truth of the claims. -- Email replies will not be read. Please reply to newsgroup. For my PlusNet referral please click here http://tinyurl.com/r4ho |
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![]() Tiny Tim wrote: Martin? wrote: Orinoco (from Proxim) reputedly has best radio. You may want to consider USB adapters, much easier to position for best signal, half an inch can make difference. Regards, Martin I did see some glowing customer reviews of some dirt cheap own brand cards from ebuyer. 802.11b cards were about ?10+VAT. I haven't used any of their stuff myself so can't confirm the truth of the claims. I believe that's one I have. Cardbus, based on an AMD chipset that does not have linux support, tholugh AMD claim it'll be real soon now. |
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