[virain]

-Desktop computer Dell;
-Printer;
-UMPC Gigabyte;
-Skype Phone Belkin;
-T-Mo G1;
Router Belkin too

[virain]

-Desktop computer Dell;
-Printer;
-UMPC Gigabyte;
-Skype Phone Belkin;
-T-Mo G1;
Router Belkin too

[TopDog]

I have a Apple Time Capsule that serves as my WLAN router, printserver and fileserver.

I also have a Ubuntu Linux server connected by wire. It serves as webserver (intranet and testing), backup-fileserver and eggdrop server.

Wireless stuff that I have:

- Apple Airport Express (extends my wireless network so I have 100% coverage everywhere)
- Apple Mac Mini (connected to our TV and serves as a HTPC)
- Apple MacBook (my work and personal computer)
- Dell Inspirion Red....something... (My wife's PC)
- Asus Eee 901 (just for surfing and fun)
- Samsung SGH-i780 Windows Mobile
- Playstation Portable
- Apple iPod Touch

[rkistler]

My goodness: some of you could open your own Electronic Stores!

At this time we have (wifi connected):
2 main systems (1 XP Pro, 1 Dual-boot XP MCE / Vista)
1 main laptop (Dual-boot Win 98SE / Win 2000)
1 secondary system (basement; Win 2000)
2 Axim X30 Mid
2 "floating" USB WiFi Adapters (used for various Projects / Guest systems)

All printers are Wired To Something - but in 3 cases they are wired to systems that connect to network via WiFi, so don't know if those printers should "count" or not...

Also keep one "Guest" (formerly Kids) system directly wired to router, as well as a networked printer....
(Using a 2Wire "Residential Gateway," as provided with AT&T U-Verse service. Formerly used a D-Link MIMO router that REPLACED a D-Link 802.11G PLUS a "repeater" located in basement: the 2Wire has - at least - an equally Strong signal as the D-Link MIMO - was rather impressed at that!)

OH: Can now make one addition to WiFi devices: new AT&T Fuze...

[ignar]

- Ethernet:

Dell Desktop PC
Vonage adapter
Brother 7820N network printer

- Wireless:

HP Desktop
EeePC 1000h
MSI Wind
Dell X1
Macbook black
Samsung Q1b
4 iPhone 3G
2 NDSL
iPhone 1st Gen
iPod Touch
PSP
Wii

My linksys router handles all these pretty reliably.

[leslietroyer]

2-laptops vista
1-Nintendo DS

all other computers are hardwired
1-SBS 2003 (going away)
1-WHS
1-slug
3-XP
3-vista
1-tivo
1-linksys MCE
1-xbox 360
1-xbox

[arkman]

- iPhone (wife's)
- Blackberry Bold
- Family Desktop - iMac
- Work laptop - MacBook Pro
- AppleTV
- Xbox360
- Wii
- Printer
- iPod Touch

[The Yaz]

Ed,

I've got the following devices on my wireless network:

1 5yr-old Compaq laptop
1 Work Laptop, Lenovo T42
1 WII
1 Audiovox Maestro PocketPC
1 Palm Treo 800W
1 Nintendo DS (when its rendering pages properly)

1 Brand new Compaq Laptop (Shhhh, don't tell anyone, but its a Santa gift to me )

The rest of my network amounts to three desktop computers connected by CAT5.

As my friends tell me, I am not an IT person, I only play one at home!

Steve

[Perry Reed]

Well, let's see now...

Attached to the WiFi network (provided by my trusty old Linksys WRT54G):

My Tablet PC (Vista Business)
My work laptop (XP Pro)
My wife's laptop (XP Home)
My wife's work laptop (XP Pro)
My wife's iPod Touch
2 DirecTV HR22 HD DVRs
Xbox 360
Wii
My PSP
My son's Nintendo DS

On the wired network I have:

2 desktop PCs (Vista Home)
Linksys Vonage router (providing home phone/fax service)
Sprint Airave (providing cell phone coverage)

[nchummer]

My ATT Tilt
My Work Lenova laptop
My Dell desktop
Daughter's Dell desktop
Wife's Dell desktop
Wife's Ipod Touch
Daughter's Wii

[vector]

Access point is a Verizon supplied router with 802.11b/g and a 4 port switch
- XP pro laptop 802.11b
- PS3 802.11g
- PSP 802.11b
- Wii 802.11g
- iMate Ultimate 6150 WinMo6.0 802.11g
- Toshiba E830 Pocket PC 2003SE (not in use) 802.11b
-- I plan to set this up as a WLAN attached music player for the Basement
- Casio E125 with CF WiFi card (not in use) 802.11b
-- I plan to set this up for internet radio streaming and connect it to the stereo in the living room