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Xbox wireless N network adapter

davidcorry · 2009-12-04 13:08:47

I getting a wireless adapter for my elite and saw that xbox have brought out a new wireless adapter, the Wireless N Network 802.11n. Does anyone have any experience with this? Also does anyone know if this will work with a bog-standard eircom netopia modem?

04-12-2009 2:08pm

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davidcorry

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I getting a wireless adapter for my elite and saw that xbox have brought out a new wireless adapter, the Wireless N Network 802.11n. Does anyone have any experience with this?
Also does anyone know if this will work with a bog-standard eircom netopia modem?

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#2 04-12-2009 2:30pm

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Isn't the Eircom Netopia router just 802.11b/g? In that case, you'd gain absolutely nothing at all from gettting the 802.11n adapter for the Xbox. And you won't see any major gains in speed even if you have an 802.11n router - streaming video, etc from your local network would probably be better but not much else (and you could also have the Xbox further away from the router with 802.11n).

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