Verizon's wireless router?

hey,

thinking of ordering Verizon internet service with the free wireless
router upgrade (i live in Bayside, NY)

can anyone tell me what model wireless router they use?
i wanna check out the specs of it & make sure its compatible & works
fine with my ps3 before i order.

thanks!

On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 20:01:15 -0000, (E-Mail Removed) wrotd:

>hey,
>
>thinking of ordering Verizon internet service with the free wireless
>router upgrade (i live in Bayside, NY)
>
>can anyone tell me what model wireless router they use?
>i wanna check out the specs of it & make sure its compatible & works
>fine with my ps3 before i order.
>
>thanks!

Last I saw it was the Westell Versalink Gateway (model 327W)

---<ribbit>

I just saw one in Westchester county, NY. I'm pretty sure it was a Netgear



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news:(E-Mail Removed) oups.com...
> hey,
>
> thinking of ordering Verizon internet service with the free wireless
> router upgrade (i live in Bayside, NY)
>
> can anyone tell me what model wireless router they use?
> i wanna check out the specs of it & make sure its compatible & works
> fine with my ps3 before i order.
>
> thanks!
>

thanks guys.

would anyone recommend or not recommend verizon's DSL service in
Queens, NY?
any other alternatives i should know about?

Road runner seems more expensive, but that's all i have really looked
at.

On Jun 18, 4:01 pm, gavpo...@gmail.com wrote:
> hey,
>
> thinking of ordering Verizon internet service with the free wireless
> router upgrade (i live in Bayside, NY)
>
> can anyone tell me what model wireless router they use?
> i wanna check out the specs of it & make sure its compatible & works
> fine with my ps3 before i order.
>
> thanks!

If you're talking fiber-optic, my recent installation along the CT-NY
line
involved an ActionTec WAP/router- model MI424WR from Verizon.

What's so picky/incompatible with ps3?

J

On Jun 18, 9:43 pm, gavpo...@gmail.com wrote:
> thanks guys.
>
> would anyone recommend or not recommend verizon's DSL service in
> Queens, NY?
> any other alternatives i should know about?
>
> Road runner seems more expensive, but that's all i have really looked
> at.


Check very recent PC Magazine article rating ISPs for the whole
country
by company overall, and by state, on actual throughput.

IIRC RR didn't really shine.

J