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Topic # 11166 7-Jan-2007 02:10
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hey guys can someone please help


i was wondering if its possible to do networking between 4 computers via bluetooth basically to play games if yes how and what kinda hardware i might need please help some

thanks in advanced

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Reply # 57134 7-Jan-2007 04:54
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Yes, you can network four PCs, but remember Bluetooth is a personal area network and all computers must be in the same area - and for the price of each Bluetooth adapter you would buy a few wireless LAN PCI cards and with a bit more a decent wireless router.

Also, with a wireless LAN you can reach up to 108 Mbps, and with Bluetooth you will not get more than 700 Kbps.




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  Reply # 57139 7-Jan-2007 07:19
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thanks m8 never thaught of wireless things thx again

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