Menu
What's new
By:
Filters Better Search

Recent content by Danny

  • SNBForums Code of Conduct

    SNBForums is a community for everyone, no matter what their level of experience.

    Please be tolerant and patient of others, especially newcomers. We are all here to share and learn!

    The rules are simple: Be patient, be nice, be helpful or be gone!

  1. D

    Extremely Disappointing: Apple Airport Extreme Reviewed

    Good on you! Thanks for your yeoman's job on this review, and your subsequent follow-ups. It's been interesting following along. Good to see the legions of AppleNut flame-bots haven't infested these forums. …Yet. Heck, your efforts are worth a mention on daringfireball.net.
  2. D

    New Approach Solves Speed, Range Problems

    These industry partners have overlooked a competing product that is vastly superior. Details here.
  3. D

    Looking for a good AP/Router to use in a comprehensive Wireless setup

    You might take a look at the D-Link DAP-2590. It is a business-class wireless access point for about $330. I don't have direct experience with this one, but I have generally been pleased with D-Link products. I like the fact that it can be powered via PoE. It does not come with a PoE injector...
  4. D

    Fun With Networked Music: Squeezebox Boom and iPeng Reviewed

    SoftSqueeze software player tips SqueezePlay was better, although SoftSqueeze gives you a rough idea of what it's like to own the actual product. If you run SoftSqueeze look for the tiny, obscure icon widget that looks somewhat like a minimize button on the top left side of the window. Clicking...
  5. D

    Fun With Networked Music: Squeezebox Boom and iPeng Reviewed

    I enjoyed this article very much. Although the Squeezebox Duet was not specifically reviewed, this article swayed me against buying that. I thought I wanted a Duet; now I'm pretty sure the Boom is the closest to what I need. What I'd really like is something like the Transporter with a lower...
  6. D

    Favorite: Asus-520gu

    The ASUS WL-520GU is a four-port 802.11g router. One USB port 16MB of RAM and 4MB of flash RAM. 5db detachable antenna, R-SMA connector, 6" long I bought this router because I wanted to experiment with DD-WRT and other open-sourced firmware. I'm very satisfied. I'm using the WL-520GU...
See more
Top