Help: WiFi signal weak, need help with setup.

[Billcoke]

Only works for Apple products??

 

get a small wifi router to do the jon lor, i have a airport express, small and handy

 

[Tianmo]

plug and play depends on what the hotel allow you to do. If at home, can use it to extend the wifi in the bedroom.

 

http://store.apple.com/sg/product/MB321ZP/...node=MTY1NDA0Mg

 

 

ok noted..............thank you thank you.............. [laugh]

[Jman888]

Only works for Apple products??

 

 

like other routers, it works for all devices.

[Fireball0088]

ok noted..............thank you thank you.............. [laugh]

 

if you travel often, it's better to get the 3G wireless router that Happily86 recommended

 

eg

 

http://www.tp-link.sg/products/details/?ca...model=TL-MR3020

 

[Tianmo]

if you travel often, it's better to get the 3G wireless router that Happily86 recommended

 

eg

 

http://www.tp-link.sg/products/details/?ca...model=TL-MR3020

 

 

noted..........will look into it .............thank you thank you.............. [laugh]

[Happily1986]

noted..........will look into it .............thank you thank you.............. [laugh]

 

Based on recommendation of a networking guru within hwz, i suggest you consider the Aztech HW550. the price point is about 99. the link to the review is here.

 

Aztech HW550

 

Another one which is my recommendation is ESR 6650 by Engenius. it is made in taiwan. I personally using their wifi n router the ESR9850 which is also from engenius. Personally, i think the solid performance is linked to the country of manufacture here.

[Ben5266]

You are very savvy....

 

 

 

 

Apple fanboy!

 

[Tianmo]

Based on recommendation of a networking guru within hwz, i suggest you consider the Aztech HW550. the price point is about 99. the link to the review is here.

 

Aztech HW550

 

Another one which is my recommendation is ESR 6650 by Engenius. it is made in taiwan. I personally using their wifi n router the ESR9850 which is also from engenius. Personally, i think the solid performance is linked to the country of manufacture here.

 

 

thank you thank you................will check it out............... [laugh]

[Fireball0088]

noted..........will look into it .............thank you thank you.............. [laugh]

 

np

[Jman888]

You are very savvy....

 

 

 

 

Apple fanboy!

 

 

 

i not IT savvy, so have to get something that is IDIOT proof

[Vulcann]

Will this help?

 

 

Sorry to TS just couldn't help it [laugh]

[Fireball0088]

Will this help?

 

 

 

Sorry to TS just couldn't help it [laugh]

 

i think the signal will not improve much unless you take the plastic coating on the hanger

[Tianmo]

np

 

 

shopping time liao.............. [laugh]

[Billcoke]

Based on recommendation of a networking guru within hwz, i suggest you consider the Aztech HW550. the price point is about 99. the link to the review is here.

 

Aztech HW550

 

Another one which is my recommendation is ESR 6650 by Engenius. it is made in taiwan. I personally using their wifi n router the ESR9850 which is also from engenius. Personally, i think the solid performance is linked to the country of manufacture here.

 

If the max bandwidth is 1-2MB would it make a difference whether using a N or G router can improve the performance?

 

Secondly, I guess those wireless device like Iphone, Galaxy Note, PS3 can't support N Router yet, no?

[Happily1986]

If the max bandwidth is 1-2MB would it make a difference whether using a N or G router can improve the performance?

 

Secondly, I guess those wireless device like Iphone, Galaxy Note, PS3 can't support N Router yet, no?

 

802.11n or 802.11g will not matter because the internet bandwidth is grossly under what 802.11g or 802.11n can support. However, i do not believe you can find a 3G wifi router on 802.11g now. Btw i think the bandwidth is in terms of Mb and not MB. Mb is 0.125 of a MB.

 

Galaxy Note can support 802.11n i am sure, so does iPhone 4. The rest you just need to refer to their technical spreadsheet. eh, PS3, you serious?? you sure you bringing PS3 overseas?

Edited March 26, 2012 by Happily1986

[Fireball0088]

802.11n or 802.11g will not matter because the internet bandwidth is grossly under what 802.11g or 802.11n can support. However, i do not believe you can find a 3G wifi router on 802.11g now. Btw i think the bandwidth is in terms of Mb and not MB. Mb is 0.125 of a MB.

 

Galaxy Note can support 802.11n i am sure, so does iPhone 4. The rest you just need to refer to their technical spreadsheet. eh, PS3, you serious?? you sure you bringing PS3 overseas?

 

Yes I ever toyed with the idea of bringing a ps3 overseas. Imagine three weeks overseas!

[Fireball0088]

shopping time liao.............. [laugh]

 

Don't buy first. Let me go and find another one. It is running at higher speed in N network.

 

 

Edited - If you don't need 3G wireless router then get Planex communications MZK-MF300N. It's a 300mbps router. Otherwise can consider the tplink or Aztech for 3G.

Edited March 26, 2012 by Fireball0088

[Tianmo]

Don't buy first. Let me go and find another one. It is running at higher speed in N network.

 

 

Edited - If you don't need 3G wireless router then get Planex communications MZK-MF300N. It's a 300mbps router. Otherwise can consider the tplink or Aztech for 3G.

 

 

ah...................good................this one interesting.........

Edited March 26, 2012 by Tianmo