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Re: Wireless LANs
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: Wireless LANs
- From: "Doogie Brodie" <dbrodie@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 09 Jan 2001 14:36:08 +0000
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>Actually, there IS another make in there as well:- buffalo (as in
"stick=20
>THAT in yer mouth and say buffalo"!!), that have various access
points=20
>(DSL/Cable/Ethernet/modem) for around the =FA220 mark, which is much
more=
=20
>reasonable. (but still double the cost of the Netear kit). Thing is
of=20
>course, who the hell are Buffalo anyway?
Exactly the conclusion we came to while evaluating for office use - just
wh=
o are Buffalo? Are they a rebadger, if so, who's kit, and why are they
_so_=
much cheaper than the competition..... suspiciously cheaper!
Anyone (ant !) know about interoperability between manufacturers? Eg if we
=
bought Buffalo, 3com etc to experiment with ranges, are we likely to find
s=
ome cards not playing nice with some hubs, or do they all stick to the
stan=
dard more or less.
(hopefully not in a DVD standard fuzzy adherence sort of a way......!)
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