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I have had three SpeedStream wireless routers. It seems like each one last's
about 12-14 months. Just past the warranty.
Can anybody suggest a better wireless router?
I have two desktops with winXP and a cable modem.
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what do you want to run? .11B or .11G? Is cost a factor? how about future
upgradability? There are Best for some and Best for others. Need more info
on what you want....
"Bud Z" <lzimmerman1@cfl.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message
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>I have had three SpeedStream wireless routers. It seems like each one
>last's about 12-14 months. Just past the warranty.
> Can anybody suggest a better wireless router?
> I have two desktops with winXP and a cable modem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bud Z
>
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Hi
The Speed Stream Wireless Router was probably the best 802.11b Router. It
was the only Entry Level Wireless Router that came with 5dbi original
Antenna.
It makes senses to buy a new Router only if you want to upgrade to 802.11g.
Currently Buffalo Tech. has a very good line of Entry Level Wireless. It is
fast, stable, and compatible with Windows WZC.
"Bud Z" <lzimmerman1@cfl.rr.com.invalid> wrote in message
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> I have had three SpeedStream wireless routers. It seems like each one
last's
> about 12-14 months. Just past the warranty.
> Can anybody suggest a better wireless router?
> I have two desktops with winXP and a cable modem.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bud Z
>
>
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