Thanks to everyone for your suggestions and for the education.
I'm glad to know that the lists still work.
John
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Kick back and relax with hot games and cool activities at the Messenger Café.
http://www.cafemessenger.com?ocid=TXT_T
If you want to avoid big-box stores, I suggest hitting up Litte Shop of
Hardware on the corner of 33rd & Keswick in Hampden. They should have a router
in stock, and can also give you some advice on how to get your network set up.
But all of the major electronics chains will carry routers: Best
If you want to support local business, give Little Shop of Hardware a
call. They're right up road in Hampden.
http://www.littleshopofhardware.com/contact.htm
/dale
On Sep 11, 2007, at 3:02 PM, Michael P Callan wrote:
> Very interesting, Where can I buy a wireless router, where the
> retail
Very interesting, Where can I buy a wireless router, where the retailer doesn't
abuse there employees I am not very informed about this..
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, the idea of the wireless system is that the
computer doesn't have to be plugged into anything.
Also, you can generall
Yes, the idea of the wireless system is that the computer doesn't have to be
plugged into anything.
Also, you can generally find good prices on electronics even at companies
that aren't the industry leader at abusing their workers and driving down wages
for the entire U.S. economy...
In a m
All you have to do, is buy a wireless router, from Wal-mart, connect it to the
comcast modem, and then set up the wireless network...
I can buy the router for you, connect it, and set up your wireless network for
$50.
call me if interested, Michael Callan 443-703-8336.
John Spurrier <[EMAIL PRO
I am thinking about switching to Comcast high speed internet.
I would prefer to avoid running the cable from room to room.
Does anyone know if I purchase a wireless router if it must be attached
directly to my computer? I was hoping to keep the
router in one room and the computer in another. Is t
