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Technical News & Discussion => Broadband, Internet & General Computer News & Discussion => Topic started by: topbox on Jul 16, 2014, 06:58:54

Title: New equipment compatibility
Post by: topbox on Jul 16, 2014, 06:58:54
Hello all

I have a Lenovo ultrabook running Windows 8.1, a Netgear DGN 1000 router and a small Sonos rig with a Play5 plugged-in to the router and a 'connect' to a Bose in another room. The Bose is the 'most expensive clock-radio in the world' type. I've been with IDNet for years and am now on the basic ADSL+ package. It all works well.

I'm thinking of getting a Netgear RS300 router (over-kill I know but hey-ho) and upgrading to either the 'pro' ADSL+ package  or the equivalent fibre-to-somewhere-near-your-front-door.

Can anyone tell me if there are any reasons (apart from financial) why this would be a bad move?

BTW, I had a quick look at IDNet's site and could see no mention of peak/off-peak download allowances. Have they been removed?
Title: Re: New equipment compatibility
Post by: Simon on Jul 16, 2014, 10:45:33
Ongoing discussion in other thread.  Please continue here:

http://www.idnetters.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=3221

:)