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linksys srx vs Belkin Wireless Pre-N wireless router?
I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe choice though. Ed Bono wrote:
>> Does anyone have any experience with these products? I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a lifetime >> I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. >> >> The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am >> inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe >> choice though. warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" comment. -- The path of least resistance is the path of the loser. -- H. G. Wells Scrote wrote:
> Ed Bono wrote: Ditto coverage and signal is excellent here. If you want the best > I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a lifetime > warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" comment. effects of the router all users of the router ideally should have pre-n wireless cards. Daniel Scrote wrote:
> Ed Bono wrote: Safe in that linksys is a well known name. One review has the belkin as > >>>Does anyone have any experience with these products? >>>I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. >>> >>>The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am >>>inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe >>>choice though. > > > I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a lifetime > warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" comment. requiring occasional reboots to keep it working. Did you find that? Ed Bono wrote:
Show quoteHide quote >> Scrote wrote: Not so far <crosses things, touchs wood etc> :-)>>> Ed Bono wrote: >>> >>>>> Does anyone have any experience with these products? >>>>> I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. >>>>> >>>>> The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am >>>>> inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe >>>>> choice though. >>> >>> >>> I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a >>> lifetime warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" comment. >> >> Safe in that linksys is a well known name. One review has the belkin >> as requiring occasional reboots to keep it working. Did you find >> that? -- The path of least resistance is the path of the loser. -- H. G. Wells Scrote wrote:
Show quoteHide quote > Ed Bono wrote: Slightly OT, but are any of you using the Belkin pre-n pc card in a Dell > >>>Scrote wrote: >>> >>>>Ed Bono wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>>Does anyone have any experience with these products? >>>>>>I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. >>>>>> >>>>>>The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am >>>>>>inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe >>>>>>choice though. >>>> >>>> >>>>I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a >>>>lifetime warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" comment. >>> >>>Safe in that linksys is a well known name. One review has the belkin >>>as requiring occasional reboots to keep it working. Did you find >>>that? > > > Not so far <crosses things, touchs wood etc> :-) laptop? If so have there been any issues with the card "freezing" the OS during operation or boot-up? I'm trying to verify some anecdotal concerns with the Dell laptops (see the Belkin Forum at dslreports.com). Thanks, Harvey Harvey Gratt wrote:
Show quoteHide quote >> Scrote wrote: Sorry no. PC's/PDA.>>> Ed Bono wrote: >>> >>>>> Scrote wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Ed Bono wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>> Does anyone have any experience with these products? >>>>>>>> I wasn't able to find very many direct comparisons. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> The belkin router got generally good marks, so i am >>>>>>>> inclined to go with it. Linksys seems the safe >>>>>>>> choice though. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> I'm using the Belkin and am pleased with the coverage. It has a >>>>>> lifetime warrenty, so I fail to understand your "safe bet" >>>>>> comment. >>>>> >>>>> Safe in that linksys is a well known name. One review has the >>>>> belkin as requiring occasional reboots to keep it working. Did >>>>> you find that? >>> >>> >>> Not so far <crosses things, touchs wood etc> :-) >> >> Slightly OT, but are any of you using the Belkin pre-n pc card in a >> Dell laptop? If so have there been any issues with the card >> "freezing" the OS during operation or boot-up? I'm trying to verify >> some anecdotal concerns with the Dell laptops (see the Belkin Forum >> at dslreports.com). >> >> Thanks, >> Harvey -- The path of least resistance is the path of the loser. -- H. G. Wells Harvey Gratt wrote:
> Slightly OT, but are any of you using the Belkin pre-n pc card in a Dell yes, disabled the built in 1350, and pre-n card works fine on this laptop.> laptop? If so have there been any issues with the card "freezing" the > OS during operation or boot-up? I'm trying to verify some anecdotal > concerns with the Dell laptops (see the Belkin Forum at dslreports.com). dell inspiron 9100 Daniel 
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