At 02:17 +0000 02/22/2002, lpovoas wrote:
> I am working with a neighboor (he is a designer, i am the lingo guy)
>and his house is about 60meters from mine. We intend to make a
>WAN or a wireless LAN connection beetween our computers, so we would
>not need to rent an office yet.
> Which wireless solutions would be suitable for us at a reasonable
>price? we intend to spend arround uS$150 for both points.
The wireless cards are all more or less interchangeable and go for
US$50 to US$100 apiece. It's the base station that's going to gouge
you. AirPort is US$300. I wouldn't expect any other brands to be less
than US$200.
There's probably no way you could get it going -- with brand new
equipment -- for under US$500.
Remember too you get what you pay for. If you buy really cheap
equipment, you can probably expect exasperatingly common comm
failures.
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