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what is a Linksys wireless-G brodband router with speed booster worth would u say?
i want to sell it and i want to sell it for a resonable price
Off the shelf, these guys are still going for $45-$55. Refurbished ones are running about $29.
Depending on how badly you want to sell it, and how badly the buyer needs one, I'd say you would get anywhere from $15-$35 for it.
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Wireless printing is becoming more and more popular among today's business offices, large corporations, and even home users. Designed to eliminate the hassle of messy cords and unplugging machines, wireless printing allows you to print from any PC on the network. In the following article, we'll go over some of the advantages of wireless printing, including the reasons why this technology can save you valuable time and money.
Mobility: Now you can print from anywhere in your home or office without being physically attached to your printing device. The latest WiFi technology offers much greater range than Bluetooth—approximately 300 feet.
Shared Printing: With a wireless network and printer, you don't need to buy a printing device for every desk. Instead, several employees can send commands to the same printer from anywhere in the office.
No wires: All you need to get started is a computer, a WiFi enabled printer, and a wireless network (with a wireless router and ISP service, if you want to be connected to the Internet). This means your office can be free of cords and clutter, which also saves an average of $300-$600 for every network jack you don't have to plug in.
Speed: WiFi printing, especially with the recent advancements in networking standards, is the fastest wireless technology to date—approximately 54 Mbps. There are several versions of the 802.11 wireless standards. However, the basic rule of thumb is that the higher the letter of the alphabet, the more speed. In other words, devices on a 802.11g network will operate faster than those on a 802.11b network.
Ease of Use: You might actually be surprised to find out how easy it is to set up and use a wireless network. Basically there are four simple steps involved in the installation process: 1) Download and install the appropriate printer driver; 2) Open the Control Panel and click "Add a printer" on the toolbar; 3) Select "Hardware and sound"; 4) Choose "Add a network, wireless or Bluetooth printer" and then select your wireless printer when it appears.
Security: All you need to do to secure a wireless printer is simply add it to the virtual private network (VPN). Nowadays, three out of four companies with more than 50 employees have a secure VPN. The other main reason for the increased security among wireless printers is the improvements in the 802.11i networking standards. Unlike its predecessor WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), the new-and-improved 802.11i uses the Advanced Encryption Standard adopted by the U.S. government.
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