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Maplin: Belkin Wireless-N 300N USB Adaptor Was £49.99 Now £29.99


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Belkon Wireless-N 300N USB Adaptor - Most online store are selling the same wireless N adaptor at £30ish + delivery (close to £40 delivered)
You can now pick up one at £29.99 at maplin store
For those who are looking for an extra Wireless-N usb adptor with MIMO enabled (for your second laptop or PC). This is a good price.

Manufacturer: Belkin

Connect your laptop to a wireless network
Share your internet connection, stream HD video, listen to digital music and play online games
Greater range and faster speeds up to 300Mbps - send large files such as video, music, photos, and documents among your home network
Transfer photos and home videos
Shop online and surf the web
Email and chat
Handle multiple VoIP phone calls
Easy setup and troubleshooting with network status display
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11-06-2008, 14:09
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Quote : Most online store are sellingthe same wireless N adaptor at £30ish.


Do you mean most sores are selling the Wireless G adapter at this price?
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try this

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...&category_oid=

wireless n router & usb doogle for £59.99. i got one myself when there were on half price at £50 but its far better than the others i've had! signal strength is good all over the house too.
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Quote : Most online store are sellingthe same wireless N adaptor at £30ish.


Do you mean most sores are selling the Wireless G adapter at this price?
?????
do you mean you can find cheaper Belkin Wireless-N USB adaptor elsewhere?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...22185&doy=11m6
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Play.com sell the same adpator for £41.99
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/351896...K/Product.html
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?????
do you mean you can find cheaper Belkin Wireless-N USB adaptor elsewhere?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...22185&doy=11m6
Sorry it was just odd that you said most online retailers are selling this at £30 and your deal was for £29.99 (not much of a saving) I wondered if you meant most retailers are selling the Wireless G version for the same price as this N one!

hope that clears it up
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smoles:
Sorry it was just odd that you said most online retailers are selling this at £30 and your deal was for £29.99 (not much of a saving) I wondered if you meant most retailers are selling the Wireless G version for the same price as this N one!

hope that clears it up
I see. thanks for clarifying,
I thought this would be a good deal, is the fact that you could buy it from a retail shop, instead of waiting for delivery.
Also £30ish at other online store, can be £30.01 to £39.99 plus you have to pay for delivery, which i thought well make this a good deal (at least for me).
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Think I paid about £15-£20 for this in Argos about 2 years ago. Still got exactly the same thing now.
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I see. thanks for clarifying,
I thought this would be a good deal, is the fact that you could buy it from a retail shop, instead of waiting for delivery.
Also £30ish at other online store, can be £30.01 to £39.99 plus you have to pay for delivery, which i thought well make this a good deal (at least for me).
Granted!, and that is why I voted it hot!
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DO NOT BUY BELKIN!
these wireless dongles are completely useless pieces of utter ***p
I would not use one of these if you paid me £39!

having set up a multitude of wireless networks in my time, I find any belkin kit (especially the wireless USB dongles) is just complete rubbish. drivers are sub standard. even if you do manage to set them up they are so unreliable and intermittent in the signal strength.

avoid at all costs!
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DO NOT BUY BELKIN!
these wireless dongles are completely useless pieces of utter ***p
I would not use one of these if you paid me £39!

having set up a multitude of wireless networks in my time, I find any belkin kit (especially the wireless USB dongles) is just complete rubbish. drivers are sub standard. even if you do manage to set them up they are so unreliable and intermittent in the signal strength.

avoid at all costs!
funny as my one of these with a belkin router is much better than the 2 I tried before it
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cakepanda:
DO NOT BUY BELKIN!
these wireless dongles are completely useless pieces of utter ***p
I would not use one of these if you paid me £39!

having set up a multitude of wireless networks in my time, I find any belkin kit (especially the wireless USB dongles) is just complete rubbish. drivers are sub standard. even if you do manage to set them up they are so unreliable and intermittent in the signal strength.

avoid at all costs!

I've been using two of these for over 2 years with no problems whatsoever. You can get OEM versions of these for about £25 in Tesco's.
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11-06-2008, 20:46
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cakepanda:
DO NOT BUY BELKIN!
these wireless dongles are completely useless pieces of utter ***p
I would not use one of these if you paid me £39!

having set up a multitude of wireless networks in my time, I find any belkin kit (especially the wireless USB dongles) is just complete rubbish. drivers are sub standard. even if you do manage to set them up they are so unreliable and intermittent in the signal strength.

avoid at all costs!
I have to concur, Belkin wireless cards suck.
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