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#2 SilV3RSix
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Wireless USB adapter? No

Wireless Ethernet bridges? Yes. You can probably pick up a bridge for around $60 if you hunt around for a deal, even cheaper if you go the EBay route.

Try NewEgg for ideas.. they may not ship accross the pond, but once you know what you are looking for its easier.
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#3 lombado
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Wireless USB adapter? No

Wireless Ethernet bridges? Yes. You can probably pick up a bridge for around $60 if you hunt around for a deal, even cheaper if you go the EBay route.

Try NewEgg for ideas.. they may not ship accross the pond, but once you know what you are looking for its easier.SilV3RSix
check out pricewatch.com not sure if they are shipping to other countries, ya mean? shalom!
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#4 mclazyj
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Wireless USB adapter? No

Wireless Ethernet bridges? Yes. You can probably pick up a bridge for around $60 if you hunt around for a deal, even cheaper if you go the EBay route.

Try NewEgg for ideas.. they may not ship accross the pond, but once you know what you are looking for its easier.SilV3RSix

I have the wireless bridge and it works like a charm.  And they have them on ebay for as little as a $10-20 bid.  Totally works.  Had mine in play since 2003 when I bought my first Xbox.

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#5 SilV3RSix
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^Same here, so it was easy for me to make the switch :D
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#6 arab_prince
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^Same here, so it was easy for me to make the switch :DSilV3RSix
What is it exactly? Do you just plug it into your x360, and you get internet access?
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#7 SilV3RSix
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Um, if you have a wireless router, first off, it makes the Routher think it's a wireless adapter, and it makes the 360 think it's an ethernet cable. You have to configure the thing once with a PC, but once it knows your network settings you can pretty much plug it into any ethernet port in your house and have service to your router... 360/PC/Laptop (if it's ancient and has no Wireless card)
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#8 arab_prince
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Hmm. Well the situation, I believe, is that we have a wireless router giving internet to the whole house. But for somereason I still have an ethernet cable running from my wall to my PC and whenever I want to play on Live I have to take the cable out of my PC and put it into my 360. So If I get this, will it stop me pluging the cable in and out of my PC constantly? Sorry, I know close to nothing when it comes to this.
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#9 SilV3RSix
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Yeah absolutely. You'll be able to use both simultaneously. One word of caution: running an ethernet cable to a PC and then using a wireless adapter sometimes causes my network to hang... an occasional router reset is all that's needed though. I avoid this problem by using a USB wireless adapter with my PC (about $40) and all my network componets (2 laptops, a PC, an iMac, and my 360) all run as happily as they can run.
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#10 SilV3RSix
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Uh, dumb thought... your 360 came with an ethernet cable, and you have a router... why not plug your PC AND 360 into the router? It should have 4 ports for ethernet cables, so go for it. You can run both at the same time within like 30 seconds of finding that cable.
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#11 arab_prince
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Oh really? Hmm alright. Thanks, I will take your input into great consideration :D

EDIT: My PC and Xbox360 are on a different floor from the router.