Uniterm Direct - MYBB exclusive deals on ADSL routers and Wireless AP

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Hey Guys

We're a little overstocked on some of our TP-LINK lines so we're putting them on promo exclusive to MYBB members, pricing is valid until close of business tomorrow or while stocks last and will not be extended or repeated. Shipping costs R45 anywhere in SA, collections welcome.

TP-LINK W8151N 150MBPS WIRELESS LITE-N ADSL2+ ROUTER TD-W8151N R269 including VAT (normal price R393 including)
TP-LINK W8950ND 150MBPS WIRELESS LITE-N ADSL2+ ROUTER TD-W8950ND R309 including VAT (normal price R455 including)
TP-LINK W8960N 300MBPS WIRELESS N ADSL2+ ROUTER TD-W8960N R385 including VAT (normal price R557 including)
TP-LINK WR841ND 300MBPS WIRELESS N ROUTER TL-WR841ND R299 including VAT (normal price (already discounted) R340 including)

Place your orders by emailing [email protected] or contacting us on 0861 999 500.

Give us your suggestions on some other products you'd like to see being discounted and we may pop those on promotion as well.
 
How about a wireless range extender and wireless access point?
 
LOL, watch out kernel, soon you'll have your entire warehouse on special ;)

Seriously tho, these specials go down well here. I've seen what a killing Esquire makes from them. IMHO other importers are screwing themselves by not getting some of the action.
 
Excellent prices. Do you perhaps have a Gigabit+802.11n router on special?
 
As long as we've got sufficient stock on the requests I'll add the items to this promotion and discount them, just take note that the prices will only be valid until tomorrow and we'll not be able to repeat this pricing going forward as all prices are at a lower USD/ZAR rate so will increase from next week.

TL-WA730RE Range Extender, R259 including VAT
TL-WA5110G Wireless AP, R279 including VAT, this is the only AP that we have lots of stock on.
TL-WR1043ND, Gigabit N Wireless Router, R499 including VAT (thats a pretty good price for this unit ;) )
 
McGuywer said:
Doesn't the 100mbps ports on a Wireless N 300mbps router slow down the connection?
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Theoretically the Ethernet ports should be the bottleneck but in reality the real world throughput on a 300mbps Wireless-N device is not quite 300mbps, many factors such as link distance, client device, obstacles etc... would impact on the Wi-Fi speed.
 
kernel said:
Theoretically the Ethernet ports should be the bottleneck but in reality the real world throughput on a 300mbps Wireless-N device is not quite 300mbps, many factors such as link distance, client device, obstacles etc... would impact on the Wi-Fi speed.
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Thanx, order placed. Jurgen was quick to respond.
 
Anything with 3G capability like the MR3420? Pretty please? :)
 
Da-yum! Lots & lots of hard man-love for you guys! I was just browsing your site alongside myBB for a replacement wifi router that had a visit from the lightning fairies over the weekend. You saved me some bucks.

ps. One bad thing (for you) is we know now how easily your arm can be twisted :D
 
Do the wireless ADSL routers support bridging with other wireless routers? (for the life of me I can't recall what the bridging is called).
 
You mean a wireless repeater?

Or do you mean PPPoE bridging?
 
Gnome said:
You mean a wireless repeater?

Or do you mean PPPoE bridging?
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No idea :p

I have a Gigabyte GN-B49G wireless router in my office which connects all my PCs over CAT5

I then have a wireless ADSL router in the kitchen which is connected to the internet.

All the PCs connect to the internet via ICS on one of the PCs' wireless pci card which connects to the kitchen ADSL router.

The wireless router in the kitchen is on its own subnet.

I need to replace it with a router that 'talks' to the Gigabyte GN-B49G - the ADSL router I have doesn't have this functionality - I basically don't want to use ICS to connect all PCs to the net - and running a cable to the kitchen is out of the question.

More details here:
 
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