pirarefunk says:

Who cares thats fast enough,the difference is hardly noticeable.

08/22/2007 Harrison

Entice says:

...54mb/s vs 300mb/s? You gotta be joking.

08/22/2007 Sydney

pirarefunk says:

yeah how would that make a diferance,,explain

08/22/2007 Harrison

Entice says:

Do you understand the difference between bandwidth capacity and max theoretical speed?

I wouldn't want to waste my time explaining something to someone who supposedly should know this because he is an LCD TV salesman, who should know more than a "kid" who "pretends" to know his things by "googling" them, right?

08/22/2007 Sydney

stonecold says:

Ok this one is good


WI-Fi/Voip/ADSL2+

And this one takes the cookies


Wireless/Voip

08/22/2007 perth

Entice says:

So you're saying that the router/modem pictured there is better than my Cookie Router + Modem?

GRRR...

08/22/2007 Sydney

pirarefunk says:

Entice said: Do you understand the difference between bandwidth capacity and max theoretical speed?

I wouldn't want to waste my time explaining something to someone who supposedly should know this because he is an LCD TV salesman, who should know more than a "kid" who "pretends" to know his things by "googling" them, right?

08/22/2007 Harrison

mateo1 says:

this is the one i use and it works perfect



but i also have an optus router and modem in one thing

08/22/2007 Brisbane, QLD {PSN = aimar120}

stonecold says:

Yep way faster puts it to shame really

08/22/2007 perth

stonecold says:

pirarefunk said:

Entice said: Do you understand the difference between bandwidth capacity and max theoretical speed?

I wouldn't want to waste my time explaining something to someone who supposedly should know this because he is an LCD TV salesman, who should know more than a "kid" who "pretends" to know his things by "googling" them, right?

Again for the 10th time i dont sell Lcds.do you read or just gloss over it,and never said i understand computers..

08/22/2007 perth

antman1011 says:

stonecold please don't double post

08/22/2007 Melbourne, Victoria

Entice says:

pirarefunk said:

Entice said: Do you understand the difference between bandwidth capacity and max theoretical speed?

I wouldn't want to waste my time explaining something to someone who supposedly should know this because he is an LCD TV salesman, who should know more than a "kid" who "pretends" to know his things by "googling" them, right?

Again for the 10th time i dont sell Lcds.do you read or just gloss over it,and never said i understand computers..

08/22/2007 Sydney

stonecold says:

antman1011 said: stonecold please don't double post

08/22/2007 perth

pirarefunk says:

Yeah are you stupid or something..i work in a shop that sells them in a different department but i get cost price on the WHOLE store.Have you even been into a JBHIFI.
Show me the post where i say i specifically sell tvs..

08/22/2007 Harrison

Winnie says:

If you're looking for range, D-Link fails. At least my one fails anyway.

08/22/2007 Melbourne

hammy360 says:

Wireless is a last resort as slower than a direct connection to the router

08/22/2007 Melbourne

roblaw says:

hammy360 said: Wireless is a last resort as slower than a direct connection to the router

08/22/2007 GoldCoast, QLD! robpinit@hotmail.com

hammy360 says:

Do a google search

08/22/2007 Melbourne

hammy360 says:

Check this link out as done half the work for you

www.cites.uiuc.edu/

08/22/2007 Melbourne

roblaw says:

it all depends on witch review you want to believe, have done both with my set up and you can't tell the difference! with the speed of wireless router at around 54mbs that a hell of a lot faster than any broadband speed you'll get in this country

08/22/2007 GoldCoast, QLD! robpinit@hotmail.com

coffeeboy says:

I want to go wireless but I don't know too much about it

08/22/2007

hammy360 says:

the fastest speed an 802.11b user can theoretically have is 11 Mbps

08/22/2007 Melbourne

roblaw says:

it's all pretty easy if you can read! i got myself a netgear ultra-g and was up and going in about 10mins never had any probs at all. had it about 12 months now, it just sits in the coner and bilnks away.

08/22/2007 GoldCoast, QLD! robpinit@hotmail.com

hammy360 says:  

Stay away for wireless if you do not know much about it. As i have ways to hack wireless routers and if i wanted to i could have free internet for life. Only use wireless if that is your only option. I love it when people bring in there notebooks into work to get fixed as i just run a litter program that shows me there wireless key!

08/22/2007 Melbourne

roblaw says:

and how fast is your net connection? you'd be lucky if you were getting close to that speed

08/22/2007 GoldCoast, QLD! robpinit@hotmail.com