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Going Wireless
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I'm getting a Laptop pretty soon and consider having a wire to connect to the Internet a little restricting and kind of defeats the purpose of a Laptop so I'm thinking of changing to a wireless package.
I've been with BT Broadband for over 3 1/2 years and my choices are either go with them and their BT Total thing which I don't really like the idea of, buy a wireless router or change to another ISP who supplies the wireless router for free.
I've had a look around but don't really trust the cheap providers because I'd like a reliable service.
Anyone got any recommendations? Oh, and I'm like halfway through this year's contract - would it be easy to switch?
I've been with BT Broadband for over 3 1/2 years and my choices are either go with them and their BT Total thing which I don't really like the idea of, buy a wireless router or change to another ISP who supplies the wireless router for free.
I've had a look around but don't really trust the cheap providers because I'd like a reliable service.
Anyone got any recommendations? Oh, and I'm like halfway through this year's contract - would it be easy to switch?
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I'm not sure about how BT do things, but most providers have a minimum year's contract. As far as I'm aware that means that the first year is a minimum and after that you're free to leave at the end of any month.
My provider is Be, who are very good and very fast. If you can't get them then I'd recommend Zen or Demon for reliability, although they're a little on the expensive side.
Have a look at ADSL Guide for others (be sure to check their message boards for personal users' opinions).