tech advice

[quesarah]

Due to layout etc. in the new apartment it makes sense for us to go for wireless internet access in the office. I've been reading a ton of reviews on Cnet. They are quite helpful but I'd also like to get some input from you guys. Specifically your opinions on:

• wireless routers


• wireless network adapters for our desktops

Things to keep in mind:

• We're not total gearheads, so bleeding edge technology isn't necessary. However, I don't want something that will be obsolete next week either.


• Ease of setup. I'm going to be doing this, and while I'm fairly analytical when it comes to biochemical networks I'm no engineer.


• Tech support. You can never underestimate the helpfulness of decent tech support.

And in the Random Comment Department: my boobs feel big today. I blame Wendy.

Comments

[khayman.livejournal.com]

No problem. Usually Fry's has the D-Link DI-624 in stock. I had one from there but it was buggy and I took it back. At that point they were out so I had to get something else. But they've always been good to me. I'm considering picking one up because I'm dissatisfied with my current wireless router.

[biogeekgrrl.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, Fry's. Nerdvana.