which wireless do you like linksys, netgear or dlink

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which wireless do you like linksys, netgear or dlink BigJim 01-20-2006
Posted by BigJim on January 20, 2006, 6:54 pm
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Ok now that I going to purchase and install a new wireless router which ones
do you all like.
With a wired router it is a no brainier anyone will work. What I am looking
for
is ease of setup and good signal strength. Also good wireless pci card
compatibility.
Anyone want to throw in a good place to buy it my ears are open. Low price
is GOOD but I am not cheap. BTW I will be running xp pro on one system and
98se on the other.

TIA

Thanks again for the answers to my last query.



Posted by Bill M. on January 20, 2006, 7:53 pm
wrote:

>Ok now that I going to purchase and install a new wireless router which ones
>do you all like.
>With a wired router it is a no brainier anyone will work. What I am looking
>for
>is ease of setup and good signal strength. Also good wireless pci card
>compatibility.
>Anyone want to throw in a good place to buy it my ears are open. Low price
>is GOOD but I am not cheap. BTW I will be running xp pro on one system and
>98se on the other.
>
>TIA
>
>Thanks again for the answers to my last query.

I like Linksys and Netgear, and I use and recommend www.newegg.com for
their great prices and fast service.


Posted by $Bill on January 20, 2006, 8:04 pm
Bill M. wrote:

> wrote:
>
>
>>Ok now that I going to purchase and install a new wireless router which ones
>>do you all like.
>>With a wired router it is a no brainier anyone will work. What I am looking
>>for
>>is ease of setup and good signal strength. Also good wireless pci card
>>compatibility.
>>Anyone want to throw in a good place to buy it my ears are open. Low price
>>is GOOD but I am not cheap. BTW I will be running xp pro on one system and
>>98se on the other.
>>
>>TIA
>>
>>Thanks again for the answers to my last query.
>
>
> I like Linksys and Netgear, and I use and recommend www.newegg.com for
> their great prices and fast service.

I agree except you can usually find a Netgear and/or Linksys on sale
locally at CompUSA, Office Depot, BestBuy or Circuit City on sale
for $30 to $40 resp. usually after rebate. Both are good routers
for the very inexpensive price. If you go wireless - just get the
regular G router for that $30-40 - not many sales on wired routers
these days. Just pick up your Sunday paper on Saturday at your
local supermarket and see who has the best sale on.




Posted by Bill M. on January 20, 2006, 9:29 pm
wrote:

>Bill M. wrote:
>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ok now that I going to purchase and install a new wireless router which ones
>>>do you all like.
>>>With a wired router it is a no brainier anyone will work. What I am looking
>>>for
>>>is ease of setup and good signal strength. Also good wireless pci card
>>>compatibility.
>>>Anyone want to throw in a good place to buy it my ears are open. Low price
>>>is GOOD but I am not cheap. BTW I will be running xp pro on one system and
>>>98se on the other.
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Thanks again for the answers to my last query.
>>
>>
>> I like Linksys and Netgear, and I use and recommend www.newegg.com for
>> their great prices and fast service.
>
>I agree except you can usually find a Netgear and/or Linksys on sale
>locally at CompUSA, Office Depot, BestBuy or Circuit City on sale
>for $30 to $40 resp. usually after rebate. Both are good routers
>for the very inexpensive price. If you go wireless - just get the
>regular G router for that $30-40 - not many sales on wired routers
>these days. Just pick up your Sunday paper on Saturday at your
>local supermarket and see who has the best sale on.

I agree, except you don't necessarily have to buy a newspaper. Just go
to http://www.salescircular.com/ and find your state, then pick a
category, such as Networking-Wireless, and start shopping your local
stores.


Posted by DLR on January 20, 2006, 8:26 pm
BigJim wrote:
> Ok now that I going to purchase and install a new wireless router which ones
> do you all like.
> With a wired router it is a no brainier anyone will work. What I am looking
> for
> is ease of setup and good signal strength. Also good wireless pci card
> compatibility.
> Anyone want to throw in a good place to buy it my ears are open. Low price
> is GOOD but I am not cheap. BTW I will be running xp pro on one system and
> 98se on the other.

I prefer Netgear. Lots of folks like Linksys. ....

There's a Netgear on sale at Circuit City for $30, no rebates. The 614.

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