Hello, My mother just bought Tuscali Broadband (in UK, cheapest option). She wants the advantage of a wireless connection though, so she'll need a ADSL-wireless router. Can anyone suggest a cheap cost-effective one?
Thanks.
Hello, My mother just bought Tuscali Broadband (in UK, cheapest option). She wants the advantage of a wireless connection though, so she'll need a ADSL-wireless router. Can anyone suggest a cheap cost-effective one?
Thanks.
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 20:28:40 +0000, Makhno wrote in :
"Cheap cost-effective" is an oxymoron.
Stick with the standard ADSL modem, and add a good (not cheap) standard wireless router (e.g., Buffalo Technology).
Not at all. It can be 'Expensive cost-effective'. Cost-effectiveness is just a ratio. Ferraris might be be cost-effective, but I can't afford one.
Thanks, I'll have a look at Buffalo.
Also consider ZyXEL ADSL wireless Routers, they are great and very stable ones.
Panda,
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 21:17:47 +0000, Makhno wrote in :
Do you put no value on your time, quality of operation, or frustration? If so, then "cheap" is fine; if not, "cheap" has a negative connotation ("of low value") that's fundamentally inconsistent with "cost-effective". Perhaps you meant something more like "low cost" or "bargain"? "Cheap" is rarely "cost-effective" or a real "bargain".
The distinction is important because my recommendation would be different for "cheap" versus "cost-effective".
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