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SN25P + Wireless?

BobSutan

BobSutan

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I've been looking for a wireless solution for the SN25P, and the only things I could find were the adapters on Shuttle's Ebay store (besides various external USB adapters).

PN18

PN15g

Does anyone know of any other options? If not, which of the two is better suited for the SN25P?


**Edit**
I looked a little closer. The PN15g is only compatible with the G, G2, G4 and G5 XPC series. The PN18 however is the one that's compatible with the P, L, I, G, G2, G4 and G5 XPC series. Still, if anyone knows of a 3rd party solution I'd love to hear about it.
 
It's nice to use genuine Shuttle parts though it limmit's me to use it only on my Shuttle.

Thats why I've choose USB 2,0 54 Mb external wireless card with 6 dB gain antenna. I've took Edimax model 7113 and it rocks. It has solid connection even with AP that I doo not see with a Intel wireless on my laptop.

It's not cheep either. But it's a option and can be used with all PC's.




MD
 
Good point. Portability (to a new system down the road) is a good thing. I forgot all about USB2.0 (480Mbps) devices being able to deliver 802.11g speeds as well and was stuck in thinking I'd be limited to USB1 speeds (12Mbps). Looks like a USB2.0 802.11g adapter will meet my requirements after all.

Thanks for shedding some much needed light on the issue.
 
BobSutan said:
I forgot all about USB2.0 (480Mbps) devices being able to deliver 802.11g speeds as well and was stuck in thinking I'd be limited to USB1 speeds (12Mbps). Looks like a USB2.0 802.11g adapter will meet my requirements after all.
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The Shuttle PN18 is USB2.0 as well :) The only difference is that it mounts inside the Shuttle :)
 
True, but I can find far cheaper USB2.0 802.11g solutions than what they're asking for.
 
Well external USB 2,0 adapter can be used on any PC. Also You doo not need to open PC to use it.

Like I have 5 PC's and laptop and two PDA's. I have Only two USB adapters for 5 PC's and I have in laptop and PDA's anyways wireless adapters.
Still I'm just on man that can be only at one location at one moment and even if I give work to a one PC and goo to a other it's enough, specialy cause some of them are also using cable network to.

Like I've installed driver everywhere and I just plug a USB cable and ther You go.




MD
 
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