|
Cable, DSL? Are you wired or wireless? Do you have a router? Post the details of your Internet connection. |
|
broadband 50Mb Virgin media No throttling whatsoever best broadband evar |
|
I have Verizon Fios coming in, I put that connection through eithernet to my Time Capsule. Every computer in the house connects to that network. Both my macs run on wifi and eithernet at the same time, unless my macbook is not at my desk then it is on wifi only. My pc is on eithernet, as is my xbox. The family pc is on wifi. Naturally both the ipod touches and the ipad are on the wifi. |
|
I have Verizon Fios coming in, I put that connection through eithernet to my Time Capsule. Every computer in the house connects to that network. Both my macs run on wifi and eithernet at the same time, unless my macbook is not at my desk then it is on wifi only. My pc is on eithernet, as is my xbox. The family pc is on wifi. Naturally both the ipod touches and the ipad are on the wifi. |
|
Depends on where I am, since my primary computer's my MacBook Pro right now. If I'm at home or have access to Ethernet, it's via Ethernet with the Internet access provided by Time Warner Cable. If I'm on the road or visiting family, it's wifi. |
|
Wireless Cable Broadband High Speed Internet (and I hate this "at least 50 characters" BS) |
|
I'm connected by way of DSL. The Gateway (modem, wired switch, and wireless router all in one) provided by our ISP (AT&T) connects two computers by wired Ethernet. The two computer in my room are connected to the Gateway by a wireless Linksys router (running DD-WRT) in a "bridged" configuration. |
|
Mostly Wi-Fi, only 1 computer is hooked up via ethernet. When I'm out and about I'll sometimes use MyWi for internet, or just native tethering on my iPhone 3GS. |
|
DSL and cable connect via 2 routers and load balanced prefering dsl as upstream is not metered. |
|
I am connected by wireless to my Linksys Router that plugs into the internet cable box that goes down the street to the switch box that gets connected to one of Comcast's huge data lines in Seattle. |
