Hi fellow TSers,
I recently switched to wireless home broadband that is connected to a standard telephone line. My son will be using a hard connection but I'll be using the wireless 802.11g on notebook. I listen to a lot of streaming radio on my notebook and I don't want to infringe on my sons gaming experience.
I came across a device called a 'broadband booster' which claims "The Broadband Booster is a plug and play device that is placed between your internet modem and router that eliminates "internet lag" in your network. It manages and "boosts" your internet applications as they exit your network onto the internet for a more efficient usage of your network's bandwidth. The result is a "lag-free" experience from all internet applications!" Sounds good...but is it the really the panacea to multiple wireless users on the same router?
Regards
PFJ
I recently switched to wireless home broadband that is connected to a standard telephone line. My son will be using a hard connection but I'll be using the wireless 802.11g on notebook. I listen to a lot of streaming radio on my notebook and I don't want to infringe on my sons gaming experience.
I came across a device called a 'broadband booster' which claims "The Broadband Booster is a plug and play device that is placed between your internet modem and router that eliminates "internet lag" in your network. It manages and "boosts" your internet applications as they exit your network onto the internet for a more efficient usage of your network's bandwidth. The result is a "lag-free" experience from all internet applications!" Sounds good...but is it the really the panacea to multiple wireless users on the same router?
Regards
PFJ