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I need a device similar to NETGEAR PTV 1000
Posted on 2013-01-04
Is there any wireless TV device that's similar to PTV1000 that works without cables and has multiple features?
I found warpia but unfortunately it's not available in the local store in Turkey.
Any alternatives ?
Thanks
I found warpia but unfortunately it's not available in the local store in Turkey.
Any alternatives ?
Thanks
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Thanks Jerseysam, do you know which one of them works like netgear without the need for client to have a USB dongle or cable ?
The only disadvantage about netgear is that it requires Intel wireless NIC. it doesn't support anything else. and we have at least 20 laptops that have broadcom not intel wifi cards.
The only disadvantage about netgear is that it requires Intel wireless NIC. it doesn't support anything else. and we have at least 20 laptops that have broadcom not intel wifi cards.
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Hi,
i am surprised by Netgear as they use the Broadcom cards in their new modems.
I would say the Belkin, but that suggests Intel too.
Maybe speak directly to the manufacturers, see what they could avise?
I cannot specifically say for sure which will work with broadcom cards, but the netgear and Belkin are probably your 2 best alternatives.
i am surprised by Netgear as they use the Broadcom cards in their new modems.
I would say the Belkin, but that suggests Intel too.
Maybe speak directly to the manufacturers, see what they could avise?
I cannot specifically say for sure which will work with broadcom cards, but the netgear and Belkin are probably your 2 best alternatives.
Use a WLAN Bridge.
http://www.ampedwireless.com/products/av3000.html
This one doesn't require adapters.
http://www.ampedwireless.com/products/av3000.html
This one doesn't require adapters.
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