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crowTrobot
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ok I just realized I don't have the buy wireless adapters for each unit. I could get a new router and use the old router (WRT54G) as a wireless bridge and plug the devices in my living room there via RJ45, as the price of a new router is equal to or cheaper than buying a wireless bridge and much much cheaper than wireless adapters which will only work with the specific brand I plug it into anyway ($75 for the Sony one, yecccchhh....).
I'll figure out what to do from there and see if DLNA is fast enough to serve 1080p streaming with Wireless G. |
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Jason
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Did I hear someone looking for wireless gear?
I forgot to bump this up for sale... Still like new!
http://www.bigbruin.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23930
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crowTrobot
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Tempting offer, but unfortunately (or fortunately for me) my new ISP has told me that they are providing me with a router as well when I complete my switch to them in a few weeks. (I'm assuming its one of those DSL modems that are also routers). Thanks anyway.  |
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