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Gary Tait
Whereas On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:52:04 GMT, AJ
Correct me if I am wrong, but you need a Mac to configure it.
Correct me if I am wrong, but you need a Mac to configure it.
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Strontium
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CBFalconer stood up at show-n-tell, in (e-mail address removed), and
said:
Actually, that's probably the best it's going to get. Digital phone
enablers max out at 14kbps, as well.
CBFalconer stood up at show-n-tell, in (e-mail address removed), and
said:
It is possible it was developed in the days when 14400 was the
highest speed available. Why don't you check directly with the
manufacturer.
Actually, that's probably the best it's going to get. Digital phone
enablers max out at 14kbps, as well.
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AJ
Whereas On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:52:04 GMT, AJ
..................., but you need a Mac to configure it.Apple Airport is a wireless AP that works on all platforms.
No or I would not have recomended it to a PC user.
Apple Airport $100-$299 31.6 mW (15dBm) None, DIY Ant. Mod.
(Airport 1.0) Airport 2.0) 1xLucent DHCP/NAT/Bridge 1x10bT,56K
Windows/Apple/SNMP Flash upgradable to... AppleAirport yes
http://www.seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/HardwareComparison
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Phrederick
@drian said:Ach, I didn't know that. I've e-mailed D-Link to ask them if they have such
a product, i.e. new product. I e-mailed Linksys but they bluntly told me
"No, we don't have any products, run your wire"?! Mega helpful they were.
Still waiting to hear back from SMC and USR.
I *STILL* don't understand...
Why is it so hard to have the phone company (or someone you know) come out
and wire up a phone jack where you need it?
It will work better than any gadget you buy for $100.
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@drian
Phrederick said:I *STILL* don't understand...
Why is it so hard to have the phone company (or someone you know) come out
and wire up a phone jack where you need it?
Because the building I'm in now won't allow the phone company to rip a hole
in the wall.
It will work better than any gadget you buy for $100.
Probably, but it's not an option.
@drian.
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Phrederick
@drian said:Because the building I'm in now won't allow the phone company to rip a hole
in the wall.
The phone company won't snake a wire along the baseboard and up the stairs,
etc. from an existing jack? It doesn't have to be permanent. I've done it
myself for under $20.
Probably, but it's not an option.
Just trying to save some money and get the best connection possible.
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@drian
Phrederick said:The phone company won't snake a wire along the baseboard and up the stairs,
etc. from an existing jack? It doesn't have to be permanent. I've done it
myself for under $20.
One rep. I spoke to at the phone company told me they wouldn't do it. Then
another I spoke to told me they'd charge $60 to do it.
Just trying to save some money and get the best connection possible.
Thanks, I appreciate the advice.
@drian.