Those are about the only internals I hear working good. But, that
only goes to Apple and using good parts. They do have some flaws but
they will stand behind there product.
At 08:28 AM 5/2/2010, you wrote:
>Actually I would disagree on the internal verses external antennas
>in all cases. I can
Betsy,
No, a Mac can connect to the router and in fact before I switched to
using an Apple router, I was using a Linksys and connecting my Mac to it.
Currently I have about 3 Macs that belong to me and my family, my employer's PC
and their Mac as well that connect to the Apple router.
I have a verizon wireless router in my home. I have my old desktop hard
wired. Karen has a macbook computer that she uses wireless.
- Original Message -
From: "Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press"
To:
Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2010 8:36 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] linking wii t
I'm so glad this subject came up. Scot, you mention using an Apple
router. I have 3 PCs in the house and one Mac. I can connect my PCs
to my router and get a wireless connection for my laptop. Router has
external antennas and is a linksys. However, when I try to connect
the Mac to the router it
Actually I would disagree on the internal verses external antennas in all
cases. I can only speak from experience with my Apple routers, but they all
have internal antennas and they work extremely well. In fact I have one down in
the basement and I can get a signal on the second floor of the hou
For that type of connection a router would be preferred. now a days
just about all routers come with wireless and you can get some good
ones for around $50. Just make sure you get one with external
antennas because the internal type don't pick up very good.
At 10:57 PM 5/1/2010, you wrote:
>My
The Wii is capable of wireless access if the Verizon modem supports that.
However, if not, she could purchase a switch, but it would be just as simple to
head to a Best Buy or the web and purchase a Linksys router. Most all routers
are now wireless and wired and can be purchased for generally un
My grandson has a wii and wants to link it to the internet. My daughter has
a verizon modem. She purchased an either net adaptor and a 25 foot cable for
the wii. Since her computer and modem only have one either net connection,
is there a splitter or hub that could be used to hook up the wii?
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