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Going Wireless.....
I decided to go wireless and I need recommendation for a network adapter. I have Linksys a WRT150N N-draft router and a Belkin G-draft network extender. Any suggestion for a adapter for these routers (USB or Card is fine)?
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Re: Going Wireless.....
If you have an empty PCI slot and depending on if you want N or G standard> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16833315078
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