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Using my iMac as a router?

Mar 29, 2010 by Living Life | Posted in Computer Networking

I'll try to keep it sweet and simple.

I just upgraded my Comcast internet and they gave me a new modem with both a Ethernet and USB Type B (see here http://www.folcom.cz/img/USB_konektory.g if)

I have two brand new iMacs and two Playstation 3s in my house.

Right now I have my modem plugged into my computer via Ethernet, and it's connecting to the web just fine. I'm also sharing my internet via Airport so I'm pretty much using my iMac as a wireless router.

Here is the problem the Playstation 3 doesn't support the N signal and won't connect to my iMac. The other iMac can connect to it fine. Now I really need an internet connection to our Playstations for two reasons. I play Call of Duty and my Dad uses Netflicks.

Now would a simple USB to Ethernet adapter work? I have four USB ports in the back of my iMac only one I use. Could I just run Ethernet to the two Playstations?

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@Andy every router I've used always slows down my connection. My parents are cheap and won't buy a high end $100+ wireless router. I've bought a $75 Wireless N Router and it got 20MB/s tops. When I use my iMac I get around 30-35Mb/s and my sister's iMac which is upstairs get's 25-30Mb/s

@Ben. The password maybe the problem. Is there anyway I can connect you via instant message?

Save yourself the hassle and buy a router. A good one can be had for $45.

Andy | Mar 29, 2010

It shouldn't have anything to do with the Wireless N. 802.11n is backwards compatible with the older g and b standards, so the PS3 should still be able to connect. Are you enabling encryption (WEP) on the network? Those "passwords" are hacks and are vendor specific- the actual WEP key is a string of numbers and letters from A-F. So the password you put on the iMac won't work for the PS3. try disabling the protection. The other issue may be range- Ad-Hoc networks (the ones where you share instead of using a router) only have a range of about 30ft.

Ben | Mar 29, 2010

I need help installing a wireless adapter.?

Mar 29, 2010 by CrazyChick | Posted in Other - Hardware

A friend of mine gave me an Encore Electronics SuperG Wireless LAN USB Adapter. On the back are several alpha-numeric numbers. I have a driver for it, but I don't think it works for Windows Vista (my operating system). I have NO IDEA about this stuff, and I can't get him to help me out now, so if someone can help me find what I need to install this thing, I'd be REALLY grateful!!!!

The numbers on the back are:
MAC:0018E702E757/FCC

C E 0560

ENUWI-SG Ver. A1

S/N:11686100004209

FCC ID:NHPWLG1501

Which router should i get?

Mar 28, 2010 by stop testicular abuse | Posted in Computer Networking

I want a wireless router to Connect 2 desktop computers to the internet, but i don't know which to get.
I also want to know if i should get a USB adapter or a PCI card network adapter.
I have dsl internet, and i just use it for surfing the web, NOT gaming.
Which would you recommend? Are G routers good, or should i get a N router?

I work in USA doing residential/consumer technical support for a major multinational pc manufacturer based in USA.

First, Get A Class N Router!!!!. Nothing Else Will Do!!! Whatever the brand, get Class N. n=100mbps, g=54mbps. N doesn't much more cost ($20?) and will replace G and is backward compatible to G. Get N.

Class N will be nicer when you get better broadband service also (cable TV vendor is faster than DSL -- dsl was hot in the early-mid '90's -- now it's as dead as ISDN.). Class N also has slightly longer range (distance) so it's more flexible in usage.

For ease of installation and replacement, I would get a Class N USB adapter instead of PCI. Besides, you probably don't know what PCI slots, if any are available in the desktop pc's. Also PCI slots are being dropped by manufacturer's in favor of other formats such as PCIx-16. It would take some research to get the right device and expect it to work when you open the pc to install it.

Go Class N w/ USB in all devices. You won't regret it. What brand? I've worked with Dlink, Netgear, Linksys, Airline -- at your level, it's all the same. Going with the longest factory warranty is a good idea. All vendors meet the same standards, so the products are the same. All vendors use the same designs for standards and manufacturing else one would rule and the rest be bankrupt.

Go for the longest factory warranty and second for the "best" possible customer service/tech support -- those are the important issues. If you've got a warranty, you can at least sue for replacement, but it's nice if tech support just says "ok" and ships it right out. It's also nice if tech support helps you set it up. It's not your computer maker's issue for certain.

I don't know what router companies have USA tech support but you could find out and call them. That's called "pre-sale support " in the biz, when the cx has a question and calls tech support.

G'day and thank you for calling tech support.

FLboy | Mar 28, 2010

Netgear USB wireless N adapter compatability question...?

Mar 28, 2010 by CobMan151 | Posted in Computer Networking

My sis-in-law has a Gateway laptop & I believe it's wireless card is dying. It randomly drops the wireless connection. it worked fine for about 6 months then the problem began. My laptop works fine at her house. I told her to buy a wireless N USB adapter & use it instead of the built in card. She bought a Netgear wireless N USB adapter and it has a button on it that says "push n connect". It says on the box to push that button then push the "push n connect" button on her router. I think that is stupid because it kinda defeats the purpose of a wireless network, but that's besides the point... Anyway, my question is, will her Apple Airport Express router support that Netgear wireless N adapter? Yes, her router (Airport Express) IS wireless N. That "push n connect" button worries me a little. I don't think there will be a problem because the Airport routers support just about everything (I have the Extreme). If anyone has a setup like this or knows about this stuff please let me know.

Help?Im thinking about buying a GateWay Nv79?

Mar 27, 2010 by wehazskillz | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

Its specs:-
* Windows 7 Home Premium preloaded
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* Learn more about Intel® processors.
Information provided by Intel.

Intel Core i3 logo with 3-star Intel rating
What's Included

* Gateway Laptop with Intel® Core™ i3 Processor
* 6-cell lithium-ion battery
* Power cable
* Software: Adobe Reader 9; Microsoft Works 9
* Owner's manual

Product Features

* Intel® Core™ i3-330M processor
Features a 1066MHz frontside bus, 3MB L2 cache and 2.13GHz processor speed.
* Intel® Core i3 processor
Features smart 4-way processing performance for HD quality computing. Intel® HD Graphics provide extra graphics power for your laptop when you need it.
* 4GB DDR3 memory
For multitasking power, expandable to 8GB.
* Multiformat DVD±RW/CD-RW drive with double-layer support
Records up to 8.5GB of data or 4 hours of video using compatible DVD+R DL or DVD-R DL media.
* 17.3" LCD high-definition widescreen display
With Ultrabright technology and 1600 x 900 resolution showcases movies and games in stunning clarity.
* 500GB Serial ATA hard drive (5400 rpm)
Offers spacious storage and fast read/write times.
* Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator HD
Features 128MB dedicated video memory with Microsoft DirectX 10 support. HDMI port for connection to an HDTV. Two built-in speakers with high-definition audio support.
* Built-in webcam and microphone
Make it easy to video chat with family and friends.
* Multi-in-1 media reader
Supports Secure Digital, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO and xD-Picture Card formats.
* 4 high-speed USB 2.0 ports
For fast digital video, audio and data transfer.
* Built-in wireless LAN (802.11b/g/draft-n)
Wirelessly connect to the Internet.
* Built-in 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
With RJ-45 connector and 56 Kbps modem for quick and easy wired Web connection.
* Weighs 7.4 lbs. and measures just 1.4" thin
For portable power.
* Fair battery life
Of up to 2 hours.
* Honeycomb design with glossy NightSky black lid
For a stylish look.
* Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Edition 64-bit operating system preinstalled
Provides a stable computing platform.
* Best Buy Software Installer
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* Software package included
With Adobe Reader 9 and Microsoft Works 9. 60-day trail version of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 also included.
* ENERGY STAR qualified
Designed to use less energy and meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Energy.
* Intel, Pentium, Celeron, Centrino, Core, Viiv, Intel Inside and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
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Its $600, if you have it, are there any problems with it?should i buy it or not?

Can this computer run photoshop smoothly, and play cod on at least high graphics?

Mar 27, 2010 by Jordan | Posted in Desktops

ProcessorIntel Core i7-860 2.8Ghz Processor
Memory8GB DDR3 PC-10600/1333Mhz Ram (4 x 2GB)
Hard Drive1.5TB 7200rpm SATA 2 32Mb Hard Disk Drive
OpticalBlu-Ray Combo Drive (8xBD-R, 3xHDDVD, 16xDVD)
GraphicsATI Radeon HD5750 1GB Graphics (PCIE)
CaseAntec Quality ATX Tower Case - Black
Power SupplyModular 650W PSU Supplied
Input DevicesMicrosoft Wireless Desktop (Keyboard & Mouse)
SpeakersCreative/Logitech 5.1 Speaker System
Monitor24" Full HD WideScreen LCD with HDMI Port
ChipsetGigabyte or Asus mainboard provided
Frontside Bus1600/1333/1066/800MHz
Memory4 x DDR3 Ram Slots
AGP/PCIE1 x PCIE 16x, 1 x PCIE x4
PCI3 x PCI
USB12 x USB 2.0 ports (2 on front of case, 10 at the rear of case)
IDE/SATA1 x UltraDMA 133/100/66/33, 8 x SATA Raid
Audio8 channel Audio
NetworkLan 10/100/1000 RJ45 Ethernet
AccessoriesWireless-N Wireless Network Card (PCI)

D-Link Wireless N usb Mini Adapter DWA-140 Unboxing.mpg

Unboxing of D-link Wireless N usb Mini Adapter DWA-140 that I received fo free when I made a contract with Virgin Media for the 50mb broadband ...

Wilocity: 60GHz wireless revolution begins at CES

23.05.12

If all goes according to Wilocity's plan, the startup's dream of high-speed wireless networking will take a crucial step toward reality in January.

That's because Wilocity , which is leading the charge for next-generation technology called 802.11ad designed to reach 7 gigabits per second over short distances, plans to show off a variety of devices using its technology at the mammoth CES trade show that month.

"We'll be able to show you what your life would be like on 60GHz," said Mark Grodzinsky, Wilocity's vice president of marketing. He predicts that the first devices to use Wilocity's 802.11ad chips will be notebooks, Ultrabooks, tablets , and docking stations that can connect those devices to peripherals such as displays.

Source: CNET (blog)

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