Networking question

Hi guys
Currently in my house we have one computer and one ps3. The computer is connected to the internet using ethernet, and if i want to get the ps3 on the net i have to run a 10m ethernet cable from the lounge room to the study, and disconnect the computer from the modem.

Id like to be able to keep the computer connected via ethernet and also connect the ps3 wirelessly at the same time, and possibly connect a laptop wirelessly to the net later on. Also, id like to set up a home network so i can stream video from the computer to the ps3.

I'm not very good at networking, so am not really sure what i need exactly. I'm thinking something like this:
http://www.techbuy.com.au/p/43166/ [...] -G604T.asp

would that do the trick?

I had one of those, it lasted me two yeas and ran well.. had no problems.
It will do what you want to do, but the video streaming may be a bit slow. (depends on how big your stream is)

I have since upgrade two a wireless N(802.11n) device (linksys WAG160N).
Wireless N devices give you faster speed, that is, if you have wireless N network cards on your PCs..

But if you want to keep your current 802.11g cards, Must Wirless N still except 802.11g network cards and Wireless N device will give a better signal as they have multiple antennas, just buy cards later.

Cheers
FaBriC
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You are correct, your Ps3 does have an internal wireless card. The AP/Router you listed will work and so will many of the Linksys, Netgear etc as well.

You will be fine with 802.11g or 802.11n to stream video.

A print server allows you to interface a number of computers to a printer on our network.