Wireless Broadband

[INPURSUIT]

dont get wireless. ive just got it throughout the whole house and its house.

it costs more to get wireless but the old fashion cords will never let you down. the wireless that we have cuts out all the time and we have got several wireless boosters. my suggestion is to go for teh old fashion cord. they work 100% of the time unlike wireless

[Flukey]

  xr6boy said:

dont get wireless. ive just got it throughout the whole house and its  house.

it costs more to get wireless but the old fashion cords will never let you down. the wireless that we have cuts out all the time and we have got several wireless boosters. my suggestion is to go for teh old fashion cord. they work 100% of the time unlike wireless

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Dont disagree, but I dont have the "cords" to plug into for the next 6 months. We are moving into a rental while our new house is being built and I am reluctant to put a phone line in because it works out with installation and ongoings to about $100 a month. I would then have costs of about $60 per month for broadband on top again. Cable is not available either.

If I could get good wireless, even at $100/month, I would be in front.

[BFHOON]

have a look at unwired.com.au

I use it works great

[XRBloke]

We use the Bigpond with the Sierra Card, not the Bigpond card.

THe bigpond card was f*ckED! Wouldnt work anywhere, the Sierra is much better but its more expensive I think.

[ZAP]

The Telstra EVDO network can be accessed by the Sierra/Telstra PC Card (PCMICA), there is also a USB version called a Minimax and finally there is a wireless router that takes the CDMA SIM card and will allow you to share it, although it is about $900. We have used these for tradeshows and such.

If you want coverage, use Telstra EVDO, especially if you have a notebook and travel.