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   posted: Jul. 4, 2008 @ 11:08p
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This was part of Fry's 4th of July sale. They were sold out all day until now...

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Extend the range of your current Airlink101® or other wireless network with new 150N Wireless Router. 150N Wireless Router is great for environments with the need for higher wireless data traffic. This router is fully backward compatible with 802.11b/g and RoHS compliant

Features:

* Industries highest wireless data rate with draft 802.11n standard
* WPA2, WPA, 802.1x and WEP enhanced security provide fully protection for your wireless connection
* 2 antennas provide longer distance, wider coverage and continuous connectivity to eliminate dead spots
* Higher data rate increases the reliability and stability of wireless connection

Message edited by: sfbchamps22 on 2008-07-04 23:11:36 CDT
   posted: Jul. 4, 2008 @ 11:08p

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   posted: Jul. 4, 2008 @ 11:46p
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I bought one of these a couple of weeks ago at a B&M Frys. It feels cheap, but it worked very well and connected seamlessly. We moved it through several locations in a hotel and various laptops hooked up without a hitch.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 3:09a
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Thanks OP, Been looking for a cheap one of these, Picked one up.

Ground Shipping $6.93
total $26.92

Not bad for shipping

Message edited by: screasey on 2008-07-05 03:11:10 CDT
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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:00a
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If you have a Fry's locally, these are 14.99 + tax.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:13a
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It was OOS online yesterday, back in stock now, ordered one. Thanks, OP.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:18a
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wonder if it can be used as AP?

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:34a
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brentpresley said:If you have a Fry's locally, these are 14.99 + tax.

You sure it's the Airlink AR670W? Local ad here shows it at $19.99 like it has been when they go on sale the past few months. The $14.99 one is the Airlink AR430W which is the Atheros-based SuperG 108 wireless router.

Cheers,
Eemrek

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:45a
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oops.

Message edited by: funnylikethat on 2008-07-05 04:47:20 CDT
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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:46a
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kuctoo said:wonder if it can be used as AP?no. i didn't recall seeing that option when i hooked it up. i could be wrong though.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 5:21a
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kuctoo said:wonder if it can be used as AP?

I use mine as an AP. Disable DHCP on the router, give it a static IP in your existing subnet, setup the wireless as you want to, and plug it into the network on one of the 4 LAN port switches.

Cheers,
Eemrek

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 6:31a
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How do I make my printers wireless with this thing? I have 2 printers that I want to be accessible from anywhere in the house with my laptop...

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 6:45a
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You need something like this.

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slackerace said:How do I make my printers wireless with this thing? I have 2 printers that I want to be accessible from anywhere in the house with my laptop...

Message edited by: vk2690 on 2008-07-05 06:46:53 CDT
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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 7:16a
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vk2690 said:You need something like this.

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slackerace said:How do I make my printers wireless with this thing? I have 2 printers that I want to be accessible from anywhere in the house with my laptop...

thanks, VK. Is that a wireless device? Does it have to plug into my modem?

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 10:01a
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sold out, again

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 12:00p
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ddwrt?

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 12:18p
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NO DD-WRT (as of yet). Someone previously stated it supported DD-WRT which was why I bought it, but they later retracted the comment.

Still a good price for a N router though.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 1:24p
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The 150N range uses the ralink chipset, supposedly dd-wrt will be making an announcement about supporting it soon. If you stick with that family (Airlink 150N) of products you will get the 150mbs speed, if you try and mix it with other draft N equipment you will likely only get 54mbs.The router by itself is quite stable and works well with G equipment.

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:25p
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OOS

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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 4:25p
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vk2690 said:You need something like this.

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slackerace said:How do I make my printers wireless with this thing? I have 2 printers that I want to be accessible from anywhere in the house with my laptop...Not a good answer, because it's misleading. That's just one solution. The easier one, to the extent you often or sometimes or even during the print job leave your main computer on, Windows already has built-in the ability for any computer connected to the printer to become a print server. Super easy. Any computer accessing the one connected to the printer can print to it, wirelessly or wired.

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