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RE: What I did

Posted by Bambi B on March 24, 2010 at 13:35:30:
Prisoners,

The TV is only one room away from the computer and if this house were on a raised floor instead of a slab, I'd run a wire. As it is, I'd need to snake a wire up and around doorway, and across a hall, around a corner back to the floor, and etc. This would require probably a 75'-100' cable. I know this would be more reliable- and probably cheaper than the wireless router and wireless adapter for the Samsung, but I suppose it comes down to the wire across the hallway ceiling- not my favourite decor!

One side benefit to a wireless system: I have another computer (HP 2.66 Ghz quad core/8GB RAM) in the living room for my recording that I could eventually Wi-Fi into the Internet. But, perhaps I should reconsider a cable as I'm not anxious to spend another $120 just for wireless.

TA!

Cheers,

Bambi B