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23-02-2011
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Powerline Networking?
Does anyone use it? Is it point to point? So if I wanted to connect the wii and a pc to my router would I need 4? I've seen kits of 3 so don't understand.....
It would be a whole lot easier than running loads of cat5 round the house!  G
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23-02-2011
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I use them on my xbox 360 downstairs and are so easy to use.
some info here for ya http://www.allendale-stores.co.uk/wi...technical.html i bought mine on ebay, they are the ORANGE branded type.
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23-02-2011
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Depends how clean your supply is. Your Wii will need an adapter to connect to a wired network.
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In which case youd need a wifi extender homeplug.Something like this
http://www.faculty-x.net/wireless_homeplug.htm
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