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OK,
Have read many posts on subject of using xbox 802.11g adapter with
wireless network. My son has both both an xbox and ps2 and wants to
sign up for xbox multiplayer, however I want to also anticipate his
future multi-gaming interest on the PS2. Would I be better off
purchasing an 802.11g bridge and giving myself the flexibility to
connect multiple gaming machines rather than a single point solution
like the xbox adapter? If so, has anyone done this and what we're
your challenges, experiences?
If using a wireless 802.11g bridge with my netgear 802.11g router,
should I stick with netgear or is there a better 802.11g bridge I
should consider for use with the Netgear that performs better / easier
in some way?
If you believe the simplicity of sticking with an xbox adapter is the
way to go, please let me know.
Thanks!
bradesp
OK,
Have read many posts on subject of using xbox 802.11g adapter with
wireless network. My son has both both an xbox and ps2 and wants to
sign up for xbox multiplayer, however I want to also anticipate his
future multi-gaming interest on the PS2. Would I be better off
purchasing an 802.11g bridge and giving myself the flexibility to
connect multiple gaming machines rather than a single point solution
like the xbox adapter? If so, has anyone done this and what we're
your challenges, experiences?
If using a wireless 802.11g bridge with my netgear 802.11g router,
should I stick with netgear or is there a better 802.11g bridge I
should consider for use with the Netgear that performs better / easier
in some way?
If you believe the simplicity of sticking with an xbox adapter is the
way to go, please let me know.
Thanks!
bradesp