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Alternative to Wireless ... Using an Electrical Socket

  • 04-04-2007 3:39pm
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    Fingleberries
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    Hi All,

    I remember seeing a thread here a while ago about a solution on how to turn your house into a wired network using a device that you plug into your mains, and then connect this with normal network cable to your Router.

    You then plug a similar device into a socket near your 360 or PC and use a network cable from the socket to this.

    Since a wired network is more reliable / stable than your average Wireless network, and normally quicker this seems like a good idea. Unfortunately I didn't have the cash at the time and didn't make a note of it.

    The post seems to have been archived off this forum, or I can't find it anymore. I think there was a shop on ebay that sold them (from England).

    Can anyone remember the name of these devices and where to pick up good ones cheaply.

    Thanks.


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