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Logitech Play Link Wireless Network Extension for XBox/Playstation2/Gamecube/Macs & PCs with up to 1.5 Mbps Speed

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Detailed Description

Play Link helps you get your gaming console, laptop or set-top box online with no wires, no mess, no sweat. Compatible with Xbox, PS2, Nintendo GameCube, PC and Mac.

The Play Link Wireless Network Extension from Logitech allows you to easily connect your ethernet equipped game system to your broadband modem for online gaming. You won't have to worry about complicated network settings, just plug one unit into your console and the other into your broadband router or modem.

The Play Link can even be used to allow Media Centers and PVRs to communicate with your computer, bring network-equipped printers into your network without running a cable or to let Mac and PC computers communicate. Each set works as a matched pair to allow for encryption and operation free of interference. These features make not only make the Play Link a great way easily game online, but also to bridge devices over a network.

Key Features

Plug and Play

There are no software programs or drivers to install, simply plug your gaming console or other device into one Play Link and the device with which you want it to communicate in the other and you are ready to go.
Fast Data Rate

The 1.5 Mbps data rate eliminates the bottlenecks associated with slower 54 Mbps or 11 Mbps wireless networking standards, helping to reduce lag when playing online games on broadband connections.
Pairing and Encryption

Each set of Play Link receivers is specially paired to reduce the chance of interference with other devices. Data is transmitted in an encrypted fashion to protect sensitive data such as passwords and credit card numbers that may be transmitted wirelessly.
Ethernet Connection

Each Play Link receiver has a standard ethernet connection, letting you easily integrate it with a standard computer network without the need for special adapters or cables.
 
[quote name='alfonsosoriano']Question, if you had more than one set of these in the same house, would they still work individually? For example, one plugged into an XBox while the other set is being used on a laptop.[/QUOTE]

yes they are factory paired. The bad news is if one breaks, the other goes in the trash as well since unless you can hack it, it will only work with its brother.

True wireless is a better solution, but these are great if you dont need super high download speeds and only need to game online and dont want to bother w/ encrypted wireless issues
 
[quote name='A Happy Panda']Has anyone used this for the 360 and was it able to stream videos without any stutter or lag???[/quote]
I use this for my 360. I wouldn't get this if your main thing is streaming videos. it works just fine for playing games. If you don't need your downloads right away you can download while playing online. In my opinion it is very good purchase.
 
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