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10-19-2007, 08:29 AM
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Router Suggestion
I have a Desktop(Wired but will be replaced by wireless), Two laptops (both wireless), PS3 (currently connected directly to the router), a WII and also vonage.....Any suggestion for a very good router in this environment?.....I am with time warner....I do not want to pay that rental fee for their router any more.
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Re: Router Suggestion
Well, I'd look for one with QoS capability, makes it easier to live with, especially for gaming and VoIP applications.
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