[DuoList] wireless internet with duo

[Ben Woodard]

Thanks for the reply, Noah.

No actually I was thinking about using it on the road.
I normally take my Wallstreet, but it is so heavy and
I like to travel light. I was hoping there might be
some way to use the Duo. Some hotels used to have
ethernet but most are wireless now. I just need to
check email so speed is not a requirement. 

Ben

--- Noah Wood <mr.noah.wood at gmail.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 5:40 PM, Ben Woodard
> <benswoodard at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > I have a 2300 running 8.6 with a Newer Ethernet
> dock
> >  and was wondering if I could connect a wireless
> >  ethernet adapter such as the Belkin 802.11g
> Wireless
> >  Ethernet Adapter and be able to access the
> internet
> >  where available. Has anybody tried this? Is there
> a
> >  cheaper way?
> >  Thanks for your help.
> >  Ben
> >
> 
> Is this just for your home?   If that is the case
> something like the
> Logitech Play Link might work, it would be
> 11Mbps/second (802.11b
> speeds) but on a 2300 that shouldn't be a huge deal
> anyway.  I have
> one that I use to get internet to my Xbox, one box
> at your router, the
> other at your Docking station and you're good to go.
>  It also uses RF
> signals to avoid interference.  You can find them
> pretty cheap these
> days:
> 
>
http://www.pacificgeek.com/product.asp?c=225&s=1301&ID=38184&P=F
> 
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