ok friends, im getting the wireless setup ive been wanting, BUT im reluctant because of the speeds im seeing associated with wireless.
Everything im reading is basically saying its nothing more than a 10 based T wireless interface. is this correct.
i am currently getting the Belkin 54g Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. which can be seen at
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=200340&pcount=&Product_Id=136493&Section.Section_Path=/Root/Networki...ndCables/WirelessNetworking/
now the reason i chose this one was for the 54g, the 802.11b backwards compatability, and the fact that it also has a built in WIRED switch for those systems not set up for wireless. which not all my systems are.
im was not too pleased with Belkins 4 port router, as it was , well how should i say, garbage! BUT Belkin Sales has bent over backwards to see that my Belkin experience is a positive one. And i commend them for that.
the downside to Belkin support is that i have not once spoken to a tech who had a nice clean english accent, i think they only hire middle eastern people for tech support, which is fine by me, but anyone who has spoken with middle eastern people know their accents can ge rather heavy, and hard to understand.
over all, its not about belkin mostly this post is about the 54g capabilities and speed and reliability.
forum members are users, users see real world numbers and experiences, thats why i want your opinions
If it aint broke don't fix it
Everything im reading is basically saying its nothing more than a 10 based T wireless interface. is this correct.
i am currently getting the Belkin 54g Wireless DSL/Cable Gateway Router. which can be seen at
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=200340&pcount=&Product_Id=136493&Section.Section_Path=/Root/Networki...ndCables/WirelessNetworking/
now the reason i chose this one was for the 54g, the 802.11b backwards compatability, and the fact that it also has a built in WIRED switch for those systems not set up for wireless. which not all my systems are.
im was not too pleased with Belkins 4 port router, as it was , well how should i say, garbage! BUT Belkin Sales has bent over backwards to see that my Belkin experience is a positive one. And i commend them for that.
the downside to Belkin support is that i have not once spoken to a tech who had a nice clean english accent, i think they only hire middle eastern people for tech support, which is fine by me, but anyone who has spoken with middle eastern people know their accents can ge rather heavy, and hard to understand.
over all, its not about belkin mostly this post is about the 54g capabilities and speed and reliability.
forum members are users, users see real world numbers and experiences, thats why i want your opinions
If it aint broke don't fix it
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