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Wireless routers
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Hi, Happy Easter !!
Need to buy a new wireless router (Virgin cable broadband) - have seen the TP-Link TD-W8950ND for around the £30 mark, has anybody any idea what this one is Like ? Have read a coupleof reviews which were good but prefer personal views rather than magazine reviews.
Many thanks
FBG40
Need to buy a new wireless router (Virgin cable broadband) - have seen the TP-Link TD-W8950ND for around the £30 mark, has anybody any idea what this one is Like ? Have read a coupleof reviews which were good but prefer personal views rather than magazine reviews.
Many thanks
FBG40
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Hi
Thanks for the answers.
Venator - been with Virgin for a long time, and wireless only for a few years. When I went wireless, Routers were only given to new customers - I tried but without success, so had to buy my own.
MarkRae - you're dead right !! Hadn't noticed that. Will keep looking.
Thanks again
FBG40
Thanks for the answers.
Venator - been with Virgin for a long time, and wireless only for a few years. When I went wireless, Routers were only given to new customers - I tried but without success, so had to buy my own.
MarkRae - you're dead right !! Hadn't noticed that. Will keep looking.
Thanks again
FBG40
I've used NetGear kit for years - never had a problem with it. I've been using the WNR3500 for several years now, and it's been rock solid.
http://www.broadbandb...ryID=389&SupplierID=1
Remember that. as with all things, you (don't) get what you (don't) pay for, and the el cheapo option may prove a false economy...
http://www.broadbandb...ryID=389&SupplierID=1
Remember that. as with all things, you (don't) get what you (don't) pay for, and the el cheapo option may prove a false economy...