I've got Dell Inspiron 6400 with wireless card,I'm with is Tiscali,which ADSL Router should i get 4 under £50
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I would leave Tiscali becuase they're rubish and take out a new contract with BT were you get a free home hub.
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I have sbc yahoo too and when I hooked my laptop up to dsl I had to buy a wireless card. I bought mine at Best Buy. It is a Linksys. They usually cost around $60-$70. It comes with a disk. so just follow the directions.
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Aztech is cheap but not too good. Its better to buy Linksys not to cheap but its better. aftersales is good.
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Deciding on the best router normally comes down to budget, but you want to make sure the one you get is capable of at least the wireless 'g' spec of 54 mbps,\n\nI have always favoured belkin routers as they are easy to setup,reasonably priced and readily available.\n\nhope this helps
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Well along with your SBC Yahoo! DSL subscription you should have received a Router with built in wireless connections.\n\nYou will need either an ethernet cable if you are connecting wired [1 comes with package] or you should get a USB or Laptop Wireless card preferably D-Link, Airlink, Linksys etc. Look around local stores and internet for deals on these. Anything around $20 is a good deal.
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There is no particularly "good" brand to buy. It's very much open technology so every brand is more or less the same. The more popular ones are like D-Link, Linksys, SMC. One good way to decide is to look at the brand's website for reference/help materials, see if you find it useful and organised well. Ultimately that's what you will need when you run into problem configuring your device. If you want to to go one step further, try emailing the tech support to see how fast they responde to you. Just come up with some really typical question should do the trick.
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oh i think for these £350 you can get precisely a Dell Inspiron 1300 :-)\nhttp://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/compare.aspx/nb_essentials?c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&l=en&s=dhs
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linksys makes good routers. check out http://www.pricewatch.com/networking/
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If all you're doing is using a laptop and want to log in at a Starbucks or other location with wireless internet access (hotspot), all you need is a wireless adapter (USB is probably the most popular and convenient for you).  Wireless adapters come in several flavors (i.e., wireless-b, wireless-g and pre-n).  Wireless b is cheapest and slowest (older techology), but should work for your purposes.  You can't go wrong with wireless-g, which is the most popular now.  Load the driver software (on CD-ROM) that comes with the adapter, then plug the adapter in, and you should be ready to go.  The cost for this can be as little as about $20, if you shop around on the internet (you can always find decent deals on passwird.com and techbargains.com).  If you're setting up a network at home, you'll need a router, which you plug into your cable or dsl modem.  The cost of the router and adapter together can cost as little as about $60, depending on whether you go wireless-b or wireless-g).
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If you are just looking for a good all around wireless card. I would recommend a Linksys. They are cheap, easy to setup and very compatible. Good range, and it's not going to shorten your battery life.
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It might be time to upgrade this old Compaq, as it sound like it is a Pentium 2, 233 MHz?  You can buy a PCMCIA ethernet card for $15 and Wi-Fi PCMCIA cards for $30 or less.  I suspect you have the Windows 98 OS on the laptop, so you need to make sure the cards support Win 98.  You could also purchase a PCMCIA USB card, but again need to make sure Win 98 is supported.  Since, you won't use the Ethernet and the Wi-Fi connection at the same time you could put one of the communications cards in the slot and the USB in the other slot.\n\nWe sell the Ethernet cards and Wi-Fi cards or you could search ebay or Google as there are many place to buy these.
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Hi there, \nI work as an IT analyst for BT's wireless internet access so hopefully I can help.\ntoo make your lap wireless enabled all you need to have is a wireless card , if this is a new laptop it will probably have one installed all ready---If your using it at home you will need to buy a wireless router, widely avaiable from about £20, quite simple to set up and then you can surf the net any where in the house.
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If you want to know whether this modem has wireless capabilites .. then no .. it is only a wired modem. But if u want to know whther it will be compatible with other wireless routers .. then yes you can attach wireless routers to this modem and get WiFi cpabilites ... tclick on the following link to get the manual for the ADSL modem\n\nhttp://www.dqusa.com/products/manuals/VisionNet_203&709_User's_Manualv1.1.pdf\n\ncheers ;)
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You need a pretty robust router for that many users.  I know that we use a SonicWall 2040 pro for about that many users.  You are going to have to spend some money on a firewall/rotuer for that many users.  You can not expect a $100 router to cut it.  Also, for that many users you would need at least a T1 connection.
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It depends on how you're doing it. The easiest way is to use a DSL switch/router like Linksys or Dlink . connect THAT to the DSL router, and then all your computers connect to the router. Most routers sell between 25 and 50 dollars and have easy setup programs.
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You will need a wireless router and a wireless card in your laptop.  If you have neither, you will spend around $100 - $120 to get both.  If your laptop has built in wireless capability, then you will spend about $50 - $60 to get the router.
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Just get a Linksys or Netgear wireless G router. Connect the WAN port of the router to the cable modem. Connect both notebooks to the router. \n\nI recommended a G router, but only if you laptops have G wireless cards in them. If not, then get the correct router for your cards (if not G then B).\n\nAs far as security goes, use the WAP or whatever security it has. Be sure to change the default passwords. They are not bulletproof, but unless your neighbors are international super spys, the security in the wireless routers should suffice if you actually use it.