Wireless Network Bridges - Reviews

I'm looking into getting one of these, save me getting a wireless card for
every device I use.

I use 11b and can't see myself upgrading any time soon. The Netgear ME101
seems to be top of my list at the moment as it looks good value and seems to
offer all I need. Has anyone any experience of this model, or suggest an
alternative?

The equivalent D-Link model also looked possible, but I've had poor
experiences with their range of PCI wireless cards and bad reception so I'm
inclined to stay away from theirs. Thoughts?

I would be connecting it to a switch and in turn the devices I wanted to use
WLAN with.

Thanks
Steve
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>I'm looking into getting one of these, save me getting a wireless card for
>every device I use.
>
>I use 11b and can't see myself upgrading any time soon. The Netgear ME101
>seems to be top of my list at the moment as it looks good value and seems to
>offer all I need. Has anyone any experience of this model, or suggest an
>alternative?

I have one, and use it for a PC, my PS2 and my Xbox. I've had it for about 8
months now, and never had a problem with it - I just plugged it in and it
works.

deKay
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