Thread: Linksys Routers transmitting distance
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Old 31-03-2004, 08:44   #16
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Re: Linksys Routers transmitting distance
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Originally Posted by SMHarman
One of the computer mags tested it's Wireless Access Point sister this month and rated it well for range etc.

At the worst you might have to buy a WAP also to act as a repeater.
With Wireless Bridge Fuctionality (Specifically mentions repeator functionality)
Buffalo Tech AirStation WLAG54C Wireless Repeator - £69
Asus WL500g £65 (Router) - PC Pro Recommended

Others with the Bridge Tick in the functionality Table
DLink AirpLus Xtreem (AP) £70 - PC Pro Recommended
Linksys £63 (AP) - can also get as Router £69
Solwise WAP011A (AP) £44
Gigabyte 802.11g (Router) £125

PC Pro May 04 has a big section on wireless networking, most of it you can probably get from here and other resources, but good to have on paper and in one place.
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