M Master_Bates Member Nov 13, 2003 563 0 16 Jan 29, 2007 #21 Cobster said: or D-Link, or TRENDnet, or Belkin...or... I honestly think that at this point, they're all gonna be perrrty good. Click to expand... you would hope so, but they're not. Though the performance maybe be similar, I'd say Linksys is the clear winner as far as the interface and ease of setup for the average user is concerned.
Cobster said: or D-Link, or TRENDnet, or Belkin...or... I honestly think that at this point, they're all gonna be perrrty good. Click to expand... you would hope so, but they're not. Though the performance maybe be similar, I'd say Linksys is the clear winner as far as the interface and ease of setup for the average user is concerned.
C Cobster New member Apr 29, 2002 10,420 0 0 Jan 29, 2007 #22 D-Link is as simple as Linksys. Got 2 setups with both. Only huge difference is the numbers in the 192.xxx.xxx.x setups.
D-Link is as simple as Linksys. Got 2 setups with both. Only huge difference is the numbers in the 192.xxx.xxx.x setups.
L l69norm Member Jan 25, 2004 707 0 16 Jan 29, 2007 #23 Strongbeau said: ....For that, Linksys is number one ..... Click to expand... There's also a lot of 3rd party Linksys support: http://www.linksysinfo.org/
Strongbeau said: ....For that, Linksys is number one ..... Click to expand... There's also a lot of 3rd party Linksys support: http://www.linksysinfo.org/
