Wireless USB LAN Adapter

In this episode, I will show you how to use an old router into a wireless repeater that boosts your wireless signal extra far. Ubuntu Live CD - www.ubuntu.com Supported routers - http Windows Installation Guide - www.dd-wrt.com Official guide - www.dd-wrt.com

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WARNING: Works for a fact in Windows XP (Not sure on vista or windows 7) What this does in a short summary: Is it takes the internet coming through your Ethernet cable (plugged into your WiFi capable PC) and USES your PC as a wireless router. (*NOTE* The internet speed using this trick will be slower than a wireless router) So your pretty much SHARING your computer's internet (internet over Ethernet cable) with your OTHER device (computer, iPad, iPhone, ANYTHING WIFI CAPABLE) over a WiFi Network. This Trick/Tweak is used if you do not HAVE a wireless router at your disposal. IF I did NOT make sense... let me know and I can walk you though it. Download "TeamViewer" for remote assistance (I will help you from MY computer when I am available. Just PM me or Comment on this video) TeamViewer:www.teamviewer.com Sorry for poor quality of the video. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK PLEASE As always.... Comment, Rate, Subscribe!!

Hey, This video tutorial will show you how to use your laptop as a Xbox 360 wifi adapter. Now you dont have to waste 100$ on that useless wireless adapter. :) Like this video? Remember to rate comment and subscribe. Thanks, ArberTheBarber

Showing my first steps in Roomba Hacking in action... The used FritzBox is configured as a WLAN repeater. (on this way, my Roomba is a mobile WLAN repeater for my arparment ^^). It is wirelessly connected to another FritBox 7170 - in this mode the LAN port of the robotside FritzBox is useable for normal ethernet devices, like IP-Cameras or AVR ethernet boards. The USB to RS232 converter is used via a LAN to USB tunnel (FritzBox USB Fernanschluss) at the moment. Later the adaptor will be directly controlled by the linux firmware of the FritzBox. On the PC side the program "Roomba Terminal" is used. To all interested in Roomba hacking, I recommend the book "Hacking Roomba" by Tod E. Kurt (ExtremeTech)... visit: s100.maximilian-roth.de

Wifi not getting the job done? Signal blocked, too slow for shifting those huge files? - here's how you can get the convenience of wireless, but using wires and get a fast reliable network going AND without having to run CAT5 wiring all through your house, it's the Powerline AV+ 200 Adaptor Kit from Netgear and they let me borrow one for a couple weeks to put it through its paces in this review... mainly by making it grind on streaming internet video (Foxtel to my Xbox360) for hours on end day after day. www.netgear.com.au From the Manufacturer; "The NETGEAR Powerline AV+ 200 Adapter Kit XAVB2501 includes everything you need to extend a high-speed network connection to any power outlet, letting you connect HDTVs, Blu-ray players, DVRs, PCs, game consoles, and more. The Powerline AV+ 200 also provides the added convenience of an extra outlet with built-in noise filtering, so you'll enjoy an even better home theater experience. You won't have to worry about weak wireless signals or unsightly cables running through your home anymore. Powerline AV+ 200 Adapter Kit features: • Two Powerline AV+ 200 Adapters let you create a network port anywhere you have a power outlet • Up to 200 Mbps data speeds • Extra outlet with noise filtering • Plug and play installation • Simple, push-button security The Powerline AV+ 200 Adapter provides an additional outlet with noise filtering. Connect devices anywhere in your home to your network with the Powerline AV+ 200. View larger. Plug-and ...

Amazingly small and stylish, the LaCinema Mini HD provides uncompromising quality, adding stunning 1080p playback through HDMI on your HDTV. No matter the video, music or photo format and resolution, the Mini HD will play it seamlessly with clear sound and the vivid images that you've come to expect from HD. It's compatible with all the most popular video formats on the market, from DivX and MKV, to AVC and H.264, and comes with Dolby Digital surround sound. It's easy to play your movie library on your HDTV: Attach the LaCinema Mini HD to your computer via the bus-powered USB 2.0 connection to quickly transfer your movies, then connect it to your TV for instant playback. No other configuration is required. The LaCinema Mini HD also comes with 802.11n WiFi technology to ensure maximized performance for HD movie streaming. Embedded inside an ultra compact design, LaCinema Design, Design by Neil Poulton, will elegantly integrate into your HDTV setup. Its UPnP/DLNA capabilities ensure that the LaCinema Mini HD works in tandem with your home network, connecting easily to your PC or network storage (like a LaCie Network Space 2) so it's simple to populate with your media. With one click, you can turn the LaCinema Mini HD into a powerful media server that will allow you to use it as a central location for all of your media. You can even share content with a Playstation®, Xbox®, or other audio or video DLNA player. With up to 500GB of storage available, you can store your entire ...