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Guest neilg
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I am sure somone on here must know this. Once upon a time, I am sure AGere(Orinocco, now Proxim) made a product like this in the US. What I would like to buy is a one box fits all solution to give me WLAN to 2 notebook PC's in my house.

I DO NOT want to have a seperate DSL Modem(Router) Plugged into a wireless gateway.

Basically One Box, 2 wires, one is an RJ11 to my Phone SOcket (via DSL FIlter), the other is a power supply. Everything esle is wireless (although I can handle having to plug it into RJ45 or USB to configure it as a one time thing).

I cannot believe no-one makes on and I am sure I have seen one somewhere, I have again today looked at USR, D-Link, Intel, Belkin, 3Com, Proxim etc etc and all the gateways seem to need a seperate modem.

Thx for any of u that can help - perhaps I have found a niche!! (I doubt it)

Guest neilg
Posted

cheers chaps, I'll have a look at them, knew someone on here would know!!

:lol:

Guest neilg
Posted

thanks again for the help, ZDNET US and UK have a few review of the Actiontec one and it doesnt seem to xcome out so well. However the link you provided a list of stuff at DABS I couldnt find before. In the end I have gone for testing a http://www.netgear.co.uk/html/prod_routers...adsl.htm#dg824m

If anyone is interested I'll post an update to let you know if it is any good - if not I wont!! :lol: ;)

Guest Firaas
Posted
thanks again for the help, ZDNET US and UK have a few review of the Actiontec one and it doesnt seem to xcome out so well.  However the link you provided a list of stuff at DABS I couldnt find before.  In the end I have gone for testing a http://www.netgear.co.uk/html/prod_routers...adsl.htm#dg824m

If anyone is interested I'll post an update to let you know if it is any good - if not I wont!! :lol:  ;)

Yep - Actiontec's a cheap and cheerful make. I have a bunch of their 802.11b equipment. It was the cheapest (still is), but the throughput's not great (1mbit/s max on a 11mbit card). Still, what do you expect for £50 wlan cards?

Netgear one's £70 more - ouch!

Guest Gorskar
Posted

Theres loads of units that do that now: heres links to a few of them:

BT voyager 2000 http://www.dslsource.co.uk/btv2000.asp?idShop=68

Speedtouch 570 http://www.dslsource.co.uk/st570.asp?idShop=11

Dlink DSL604+ http://www.dslsource.co.uk/dsl604.asp?idShop=63

Draytek vigor 2600we http://www.dslsource.co.uk/2600we.asp?idShop=62

Solwise SAR715pw http://www.solwise.co.uk/adslspec.htm#SAR715PW

Netgear dg824m http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopD...p?ProductID=353

Zytel 650HW http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopD...2&ProductID=241

www.adslguide.org.uk is a good place to find out about adsl stuff.

Guest meaks
Posted

I have the speedtouch 570 wireless connected to two laptops and a desktop around my house. Does the job very nicely. Always have a full signal around my house (and outside!). Got it from DSL Source, which were also excellent and delivered within 48 hours.

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