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    Default Wireless Modem Router...

    What wireless modem router would you recommend for the range?

    Looking for range most of all, looking to spend max £70

    Also, it would be helpful for me if you knew the range the router can achieve

    Thanks

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    ebuyer.com and search belkin.

    http://www.ebuyer.com/product/132750

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    Dont Have Cable, I Have A Bt Line

    So.. ADSL
    Last edited by PintGlass; 25-11-2008 at 09:35 PM.

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    Thanks,

    365m, Should be enough, dont need a kit btw

    Anymore suggestions are apericated

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    Anything Netgear or Linksys branded. Generally, stay clear of Belkin.

    Wireless "N" routers will have a larger range, but you will only get this benefit if the wireless adapter in the computer is also "N" compatible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N!ck View Post
    Anything Netgear or Linksys branded. Generally, stay clear of Belkin.

    Wireless "N" routers will have a larger range, but you will only get this benefit if the wireless adapter in the computer is also "N" compatible.
    Thanks for info

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