Well, i'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but here goes:
But anyway, I recently ordered a Hypersonic Aviator GX7 a few weeks ago (not here yet), and haven been trying to find the best gear to set up a wireless network. I would really like to go with wireless-A since it is on the 5ghz frequency and the 2.4 Wireless-G ones would probably get interference from my cordless phone. I've heard that the Linksys ones are superior to the other brands, but some say that their A+G router gets only about 35 feet of range. So i'm a bit confused as to what to do. I've never set up a wireless network before, so im rather new at this sort of thing. So far it looks like i'll be forced to make a choice between interference and range. I really would hate to have to lose a connection every time we use the cordless phone, but 30 something feet of range certainly wont be enough...
Sooo, summed up my question is: Is there a router out there that you guys have used that doesnt require a compromise between range and interference? So far ive had little luck with it. And if not, what is the best router out there?
Thanks for any help.
But anyway, I recently ordered a Hypersonic Aviator GX7 a few weeks ago (not here yet), and haven been trying to find the best gear to set up a wireless network. I would really like to go with wireless-A since it is on the 5ghz frequency and the 2.4 Wireless-G ones would probably get interference from my cordless phone. I've heard that the Linksys ones are superior to the other brands, but some say that their A+G router gets only about 35 feet of range. So i'm a bit confused as to what to do. I've never set up a wireless network before, so im rather new at this sort of thing. So far it looks like i'll be forced to make a choice between interference and range. I really would hate to have to lose a connection every time we use the cordless phone, but 30 something feet of range certainly wont be enough...
Sooo, summed up my question is: Is there a router out there that you guys have used that doesnt require a compromise between range and interference? So far ive had little luck with it. And if not, what is the best router out there?
Thanks for any help.
