Which USB Wireless Adapter?

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  1. martd
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    I've gone for the one recommended by Hybridfan.
    Looks the part too!

    I'll let know know how I get on.

    Thanks for your help guys, especially Squonksc for keeping the thread alive!
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  3. Alejolas
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    martd said:
    I've gone for the one recommended by Hybridfan.
    Looks the part too!

    I'll let know know how I get on.

    Thanks for your help guys, especially Squonksc for keeping the thread alive!
    Any new report here?
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  4. martd
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    Sorry all, I promised i'd let you know didnt I?!

    Thanks to Alejolas for the nudge :)

    The Tenda adapter worked straight out of the box with Win7 Beta (not sure which release)

    Downloads and uploads are flying and I have had no drop-outs that i've noticed.

    My internet speed (SKY broadband) is 9213kbps and I download at 950kBps so theres no lag from the connection.

    Router is in my hall and my PC is in the lounge - 1 thick brick wall and on the other side of the room and its all good

    The logo is upside down when plugged into the USB dock but to be honest I can just about live with that

    9.9/10 (lost 0.1 cos of logo )

    Cheers

    Martin
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  6. Alejolas
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    martd said:
    The Tenda adapter worked straight out of the box with Win7 Beta (not sure which release)
    Great! I think I'll be buying this device then!

    martd said:
    The logo is upside down when plugged into the USB dock but to be honest I can just about live with that

    9.9/10 (lost 0.1 cos of logo )
    Hehehehehe Well I think we can live with the lil logo problem hehehe...

    Ty man!
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