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Netgear RM356 56K Modem Router: ... long ago in a galaxy far far away there was a 56k Modem router. A Netgear RM356 56k Modem Router. In fact, it is a great story that I am about to share with you, despite it being rather obsolete. However, thanks to Dooyoo, there may be others out there looking at buying one second hand and may want some inside information on the pitfalls and benefits on this lifesaving device. Firstly, what is it? Well its...
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	MR314 wireless router NETGEAR’s MR314 Cable / Archive Computers /DSL Wireless Router with 4-port switch and access point offers an easy way to share and extend your high-speed DSL/cable modem Internet connection, either with or without wires. This high-performance IEEE 802.11b standards-based router connects all of your PCs e... overall rating 2 reviews		Compare prices

	Enermax EG651P-VE Archive Computers / The Enermax EG651P-VE brings show-off styling to the humble ATX PSU. Two fans - one 90mm, one 80mm. Gold plated fan grilles. Gold anodised internal heat sink. And a monster 550 watt rating, which is enough for a very seriously stacked system indeed. overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

	SMC Barricade 8 Port Cable / DSL Router 7008BR 7 port router (8th port is for broadband connection) with fax / Archive Computers /modem port, printer port, built in NAT, and remote config. overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

	C++ Primer Plus - Stephen Prata Archive Computers / A primer on the C++ programming language. It teaches the fundamentals of programming, including the principles of structured code and top-down design. This fourth edition explores developments in language enhancements, and provides hints on streamlining object-oriented programming with C++... overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

	Safeway 2-port USB card Archive Computers / overall rating 1 review		Compare prices

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	Crucial memory Archive Computers / Manufacturer of very competitively priced alternatives to manufacturers' memory upgrades. overall rating 11 reviews		Compare prices

	CARDPort Swift USB SmartMedia card reader This equipment has two slots - one for Smart Media, the other a PC Card. Can accomodate: ATA PC Cards Type I and II, CompactFlash I and II, Sony's Memory Stick and IBM's Microdrive as well as others. Reading at up to 709Kbytes / Archive Computers /sec and writing at up to a doubtful 760Kbytes/sec. overall rating 2 reviews		Compare prices

	What else can be invented? Archive Computers / Any great ideas you have that you would like to see the likes of Bill Gates adopt? What is still needed in the world? overall rating 4 reviews		Compare prices

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	LinkSys Ethernet Cable/DSL router ... only is it a play on words (and a famous Telephone company) but now it is a good way to describe a fantastic piece of equipment that no Broadband Home should be without. The Linksys Wireless-B Broadband Router. Yep, you budget Networking buddies have supplied you with this great innovation. The ability to share your single Broadband Cable/DSL connection with up to 4 computers in the vicinity. I say vicinity as this is a WIRELESS ready router. Hang on a minute Andy.....What is this Router thing. I liken it to Mother cooking Dinner. Mother is the Router in this situation. The Broadband connection is like a massive saucepan full of dinner and the Children are 4 ... Read the full review: Cable and Wireless? by andycharger
	LinkSys Ethernet Cable/DSL router ... good and easy to use. I couldnt be arsed reading some of the long winded reviews so mines going to be brief. I had mine up and running in a couple of hours after carefully checking everything. Then it only took me 10 minutes to get any other PC online including my mother in laws who happens to live across the street (about 80 meters away) although I do have to put the unit on the window ledge so as not to go through walls. Only got the B rated (11mps) but as others have mentioned - your broadband is only about 1/2 mps. The 54mps is only useful if you transfer very large files around the house. Price is very reasonable - I got mine off ebay with a USB adapter... Read the full review: The Wireless version by apjordan
	LinkSys Ethernet Cable/DSL router ... so much an opinion on the Linksys Cable/DSL Router, after all, it's a blue box with twinkling lights, but more what you can do with one! Many people are cutting over to a broadband Internet connection of some kind, either courtesy of their cable TV company, or, if the prevailing conditions are right, through their BT telephone line using a service called ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line). The 'asymmetric' bit relates to the fact that downloads speeds are higher than those of uploads. As you can imagine, symmetrical DSL lines, i.e. with the same speed both ways tend to be for business use, and much much dearer. If you have more than one PC at... Read the full review: My Linksys Router's Sprouted Ears! by Nibelung