| Broadband ADSL USB Modem (inc. 1 microfilter) - £29.99 (inc. VAT) |
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The Net-Lynx Broadband ADSL USB Modem connects your Windows computer to standard ADSL service to provide a high-speed "always on" connection to the internet.
It connects easily to any Windows 98/98SE/ME/2000 or XP computer with an available USB port. Then simply plug into any phone jack with ADSL service, follow the easy setup configuration and you're ready for instant access to the Internet. |
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| BT Wireless ADSL Router (inc. 2 microfilters) - £99.99 (inc. VAT) |
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The BT Voyager 2100 is a power packed ADSL router with both wired and wireless connections. It uses new 802.11g technology which enables transfer speeds of up to 5x faster than before. A complete networking system, the BT Voyager 2100 enables wireless connections for up to ten computers along with an additional four wired connections via Ethernet points (included). Enjoy a flexible network that can support a range of requirements. |
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Wireless G USB Network Adapter - £29.99 (inc. VAT)
Connect to your desktop or laptop! |
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The Wireless G USB Network Adapter easily connects your USB-equipped desktop or notebook computer to your wireless network for Internet and file sharing. Desktop users can now join the network with the ease of a USB plug-in, without opening their PC cases; laptop users can enjoy the benefits of staying mobile-while connected to the Internet. Can be used with the BT Voyager 2100 as above. |
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| Wireless Laptop Adapter - £29.99 (inc. VAT) |
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The D-Link AirPlus DWL-G650 Cardbus Adapter is a wireless cardbus featuring the very latest in advanced wireless silicon chip technology including enhanced security to shield and protect your wireless communication from intruders. The DWL-G650 also works with 802.11b standard wireless devices. Can be used with the BT Voyager 2100 as above.
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| Microfilters - £7.99 (inc. VAT) |
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A microfilter is needed for each socket in use on the phone number activated for Broadband. As an example if you have three sockets in your house, one in the study where your PC and phone are, one in the bedroom for a phone and a third in the lounge unused. You would need two filters, one for the study for the Broadband connection and the phone and another for the phone in the bedroom. If a set top box was to be added in the lounge for digital TV another filter would be required there. |
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