Wi-Fi adapter, which will work?

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#1 anyjabroni
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I wanted to connect my 360 to my wireless network, but I don't want to fork over $100 to buy the MS adapter. I was gonna buy a USB wireless adapter(the kind that look like memory sticks) but I was told it might not work. Is there is a compatability issue where some adapters work and some don't? I don't plan to play online when connected just downloading updates, demos and stuff.can anyone recommend an inexpensiveUSB wireless adapter that will work or am I going to have buy Microsofts hundred dollar product? thanks
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I've had great success with Logitech's Play Link.  Installation couldn't be simpler, nothing to configure.  It's about $20 online, though it can be found cheaper.

The only downside is that the maximum speed is 1.5 Mbps which hasn't affected me at all with games, just the time to download demos :cry:

While not exactly a wireless adapter, it's a cheap solution I use.

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#3 Sup11722
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I've had great success with Logitech's Play Link.  Installation couldn't be simpler, nothing to configure.  It's about $20 online, though it can be found cheaper.

The only downside is that the maximum speed is 1.5 Mbps which hasn't affected me at all with games, just the time to download demos :cry:

While not exactly a wireless adapter, it's a cheap solution I use.

Zusas
couldnt have put it better myself
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#4 Sup11722
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I've had great success with Logitech's Play Link.  Installation couldn't be simpler, nothing to configure.  It's about $20 online, though it can be found cheaper.

The only downside is that the maximum speed is 1.5 Mbps which hasn't affected me at all with games, just the time to download demos :cry:

While not exactly a wireless adapter, it's a cheap solution I use.

Zusas
couldnt have put it better myself