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Making Wireless Access Routers Work at Home

March 18, 2007 By gecko

The shift in demand for spreading the available Internet access in most homes today have gone to the airborne type of access that is familiarly known as wi-fi. While these are usually catered towards a one is to one ratio, the advent of routers that allows multiple computers to gain access to the web at any time they fancy has been something that people have looked up to.

WIFI Zone

The need for the use of CAT5 cables that would usually need proper measurement has been passé. A simple connection from the host computer with the proper configuration towards the router is all that is needed. Once proper configuration, usually contained in the router hardware manual, has been done, a person can access the web and browse or check mails at any time of the day as they wish.

There are various routers manufacturers such as that of Linksys and Cnet. While each brand would have its own set of endorsers, the main point to be raised is accessibility. People could care less of the brand as long as the wireless routers today are able to provide the necessary service that they are paying for to access the Internet.

[tags]wifi zone, internet access, routers, modems, broadband[/tags]

Filed Under: Computer Accessories, Gadgets, Home Entertainment, Laptops, PCs, Portable Media, Toys, Wireless

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