Posts by Jason Spaceman

About the displays. The Sager 5680 is described as having: Quote: CRT Resolution up to 2048x1536x16m The Eurocom web site describes their 5680-like model as having a: Quote: QXGA 2048x1536...

I noticed while reading the WRT54G user guide at the Linksys web site that the WRT54G can operate in either Gateway mode or Router mode. The user guide says on page 34: Quote: From the Static Routing drop-down list, select...

On the Eurocom web site (Canadian company that sells Clevo notebooks) they have a model called the D500P Monte Carlo which sounds similar to the Sager 5680. They also have a model called the D800P Dream Machine which looks similar to...

After some research it looks like I am better off getting the Linksys WAP54G, as it will work with my existing router. Does PC Torque give the option of ordering the WAP54G with a Sager notebook instead of the WRT54G? Or is it possible...

I am thinking about buying a Sager notebook (probably the 5670). I am curious as to how rugged the laptop cases are. I assume they are made from genuine imitation plastic like most other notebooks are; but is it a good rugged plastic...

Will the Linksys WRT54G router allow you to turn off its routing features and just run it as an access point, and forward DHCP requests to another router on the LAN? Or should I consider getting the Linksys WAP54G or Linksys WAP55AG...

One more question, I have a Netgear FVS318 Prosafe firewall router that does DHCP and NAT on my home LAN. Will the Linksys WRT54G work well with other routers on a LAN? Will I be able to disable the DHCP on it and continue to let my...

Quote: Originally posted by Adam@PCTorque Linksys WPC54G and WRT54G, all you have to do is selct the item and click the big "DETAILS" button next to it and it should show you that. Ahhhh, I must be going...

I built a Sager notebook system on the PC Torque web site and selected the "802.11g PCMCIA with Access Point/Router" option under the 'Wireless Network' section. If I ordered a laptop with that option selected what brand...

Quote: Originally posted by 2muchgood There is no duty to pay on computer products crossing the border. Yeah, I checked the Canada Customs web site and it appears as though (after sorting through all the legalese)...