[VisualMonster]

4 devices total:
We have one 15.1" gateway laptop, 17" dell laptop,, one glofiish X500+ Pocket PC, and a Wii...

[VisualMonster]

4 devices total:
We have one 15.1" gateway laptop, 17" dell laptop,, one glofiish X500+ Pocket PC, and a Wii...

[mtnmedic]

On my wi-fi network:

Dell XPS One desktop PC
Gateway Tablet PC
Generic PC I pieced together a few years ago for troubleshooting and experimentation
Epson Artisan 800 wireless multifunction printer
HTC Touch Pro

[RixThotz]

Hmmmmm.
1. Work Laptop
2. Personal Laptop
3. Old Dell laptop with digital media
4. Dlink Media player
5. Wifey's Laptop
6. New AT&T Tilt
7. Old AT&T 8125 for news and poker
8. Older At&T 8125 my kid plays with
9. Wii
10+ Friends/Family with wireless devices

[yves]

Well, at my parents I installed a WiFi and a LAN (later first, of course). On The LAN, there are three Desktop PCs running XP and three WiFi devices. One is the Router and DSL-Modem, whereas a Laptop and an Apple iMax 20" and an Air Port are connected via WiFi signal. Occasionally, me and my fiancee use our Laptops on this signal, too, and my HTC Universal (WM5) and the HTC Touch Diamond (WM6.1).
Another WiFi device is a Fonara, a tiny WiFi Accesspoint which I got froma giveaway, installed a propper linux on it and now it provides a WEP-encrypted signal for a Top Field TF6000PVR desktop hdd satelite receiver streinghened with a freeradius, so the useless WEP-encryption is not breaking a whole into my security.
The other Fonera my brother received is still performing its normal duty, thus providing a free unencrypted hotspot for everyone, but it's seldomly used as it is in an arrea where not many people would rest and use WiFi (no cafe or bar covered by the signal).

at my home I got a cheap snk WiFi DSL router modem which provides a signal for two Dell Laptops and my HTC Universal as well as the HTC Touch Diamond.

[bmurphy]

Well, I thought I had a lot for just one person, but I'm mild compared to some of the posts!

I've got everything wireless- my router comes in at a central position and the computers float- mostly!
- home-built (old) desktop - XP Pro
- Compaq Presario R3210 - XP Home (again, old)
- Dell Inspiron 710M laptop - XP Home
- Kohjinsha SA 100 UMPC (7")tablet- XP Home
- HTC Advantage x7500 - WM6 (5")
- Dell Mini 9 (webcam,1G Ram,16G hd -etc.) XP home
- HP color Laser printer-

I've got one of those beautiful Apple studio displays 15"-( boxed away- that if I can ever find anything to run it- I'll add that!

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by Chris Gohlke

So, excluding us over at DMT?

Well, I didn't want to assume that someone at DMT or AT had a wireless device.

By the way, I knew there would be some impressive setups. And some of you border on insane.

[Mark R Penn]

Wifi:

MacBook Pro
iMac
iPhone
Apple TV
2 x Airport Express
Irex Iliad
HP 4700 (little used)
Lexmark printer

Ethernet:

3 x WXP desktops (1 is a laptop with broken screen, as a remote desktop server to run Quickbooks from the Macs)
LaCie Network HDD
Konica laser printer
HP all in one printer

The thing I'd most like to get on my network is a doorbell!! I have my office in a log cabin at the bottom of the garden. No wireless doorbell I've found yet has the range to make a repeater ring down there, and it'd be a lot of work to run additional cables. I'd like to have a dialogue pop up on my screen when someone comes to the door!

Anyone got any ideas?? !!

[phreaker18]

Well lets see here !!

Desktop (running Win Xp Pro SP 3) connected to the WiFi Router

Acer Aspire 15.4" Laptop (running Win XP Pro SP 3)
HP Pavilion dv3022 Notebook (running Vista Home Premium)
HP MiniNote 2133 (running Vista Home)
MSI Wind ( running Win XP)
My dads Toshiba 17" laptop (running Win XP Home)
HTC S710 Smartphone (WinMo 6.1 cooked ROM)
ETEN X 500 (WinMo 6.1 cooked ROM)
HP iPAQ 2210 with WiFi SD Card (WinMo 2003)
Nokia N82
Nokia E90
Nokia E71
Sony PSP Slim n Lite
Maxtor 500 Gigs Ext HDD
Seagate 200 Gigs Ext HDD

i dont think my connection can take anymore...lol... but im planning to add to the list !!

[BubbaJon]

Lessee -
my MacBook Pro for when I need to wander or I have a "get something done"/"relax with a movie" conflict.
My Xbox and Xbox 360.
My sons desktop,
my iPhone
my HTC WM5 smartphone.
My Toshiba tablet PC that stays in the bedroom.
Seems like something else but....
Ah yes - the Wii!

[dunneldeen]

On WiFi at Home:

* Work Laptop (Vista Ultimate)
* Wife's Laptop (Vista Home)
* Garage PC (WindowsXP)
* One Series 2 TiVo
* My HTC TyTn II with Windows Mobile 6.1