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    DV6500 with Wireless N Radio Question

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Mickey Alberto, Aug 7, 2007.

  1. Mickey Alberto

    Mickey Alberto Notebook Geek

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    My new DV6567cl laptop came with a wireless N radio. It works great with my G router. I hear N is much faster and has greater distances. If I were to replace my G router, what N router should I get? I have a Belkin now and the Wireless Advisor doesn't recognize it and therefor will not configure. I can do it through Vista just as easy I suppose. Anyways, I figured someone has done there homework and would have an opinion or recommendation.

    Thanks is advance.
    --Mickey
     
  2. Lithus

    Lithus NBR Janitor

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    I personally like this one, good reliability, range, and speed.
     
  3. Mickey Alberto

    Mickey Alberto Notebook Geek

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    Cool - Looks interesting. Does this router work with the Wireless Assistant? Is there any value to using this tool? Thanks for the link.

    --Mickey
     
  4. Fant

    Fant Notebook Evangelist

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    The D-Link 655 has been rated the highest performing however its not cheap $120 on amazon.
     
  5. Lithus

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    I never use wireless assistant, it's just bloatware in my eyes. The built in Windows wireless works just fine.
     
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    Sid1 Notebook Consultant

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    same here!
     
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    gridtalker Notebook Virtuoso

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    $120 is not bad i saw one for $150 the other day at compusa