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Old 26-03-2008, 13:24   #4
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Re: Best router wireless signal

If he already has a wireless router which I am assuming he has, then he will still have the option of being able to connect laptops, PC's & consoles wireless. It's just that homeplug will allow you to get a better quality of service by allowing him to connect his lappy/PS3/Xbox by hardwire through his mains electric.

You won't need to update/buy anything new (just the homeplug kit).

What router does he currently have?

These are quite cheap. £19 a plug - FlaVes85 - HomePlug - 85Mbps. 3 pinned UK plugs, works with any access point and router.

That's a £38 solution for networking through your mains electric. Now compare that to buying a new N router which can set you back £70.00+ notes and then a N adapter which can set you back a further £40.00+ notes, I'd say that the homeplug option is a bargain.
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