Wireless USB adapters vs Wireless PCI cards

[Rishwin]

Yea in the post i quoted it mentioned - By plugging Ethernet into one EoP box and plugging that into a PowerPoint it makes the entire electrical phase a "hub". So you can plug in any number of EoP boxes onto that phase and you have Ethernet at that point. They do not have to be in "pairs".

You need a minimum of 2, but after that as many as you want.

[Junkers]

D-Link 200Mbps Powerline Adapter - Twin Pack | Ebuyer.com

According to the product description of the adapters above, it's compatible with all other brands operating at the same connection speeds. IIRC brands like Belkin sell a base kit then "expansion" adapters.

[Lapje]

I was planning on buying the Netgear XAVB500X series. They seem to have great speed even over a large and clustered network and different groups.

Some adapters have a wireless option too. Meaning the receiver will broadcast wireless signal. The ones that I found with that had crappy speeds though, especially over larger distances. But you can look into that if you're having like, and iPad or even your phone laying around there.

[Samus.]

I used to have those alecto dataplug. They work quite well. You'll loose some speed but not that much. Also make sure you plug each adapter in a single slot. Not in a socket.

Now I managed to put a cable through downstairs and changed the location of the router. (We got a house with holes, lol)