I am having an issue with my network. I have made a diagram in MS paint to help show everyone what i am dealing with. My internet goes to my modem, which is then connected to a wired/wireless router. From that router, it is connected both witlessly and via Ethernet cables to multiple devices throughout my house.
The issue is, I have just recently moved down into my basement with my computer, and other gaming devices (Xbox 360 and PS3). I have one Ethernet cable routed down into my basement, which I am currently using for my PC. The walls and floors in my basement are made from cement, so they don't receive a wireless signal very well.
I was wondering if there was any sort of device that I could plug into the Ethernet cable in my basement, and split it up into three different cables, so my PC, PS3 and Xbox could all have an internet connection at the same time? I know there are switchers, but that's not really what i am looking for.
This is what i want the setup to be like:
If there are any products or anything that will allow me to do this, please give me the title of the product, maybe a description of how it works, and where I could buy it. Thanks in advanced for the help.
The issue is, I have just recently moved down into my basement with my computer, and other gaming devices (Xbox 360 and PS3). I have one Ethernet cable routed down into my basement, which I am currently using for my PC. The walls and floors in my basement are made from cement, so they don't receive a wireless signal very well.

I was wondering if there was any sort of device that I could plug into the Ethernet cable in my basement, and split it up into three different cables, so my PC, PS3 and Xbox could all have an internet connection at the same time? I know there are switchers, but that's not really what i am looking for.
This is what i want the setup to be like:

If there are any products or anything that will allow me to do this, please give me the title of the product, maybe a description of how it works, and where I could buy it. Thanks in advanced for the help.