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Link your game console to a wireless network, eliminating a tangle of wires
As networking technology continues to evolve, the needs for a wireless network continue to expand to a wider variety of home applications. A home user may wish to link one or more gaming consoles to their wireless network to partake in Internet or LAN gaming, but would like to avoid a tangle of cables spread across their home.


The NETGEAR WGE111 54 Mbps Wireless Game Adapter offers the perfect solution. It can be attached to a game console’s Ethernet port to link to console to a wireless network for Internet gaming. For LAN (AdHoc) gaming, two WGE111 or more units can be used to link two game consoles to each other, without a wireless router even being needed ideal for LAN parties. An external switch allows users to easily select between Internet and AdHoc modes, and the WGE111 is interoperable with 802.11b and 802.11g devices.

Convenient
Link your game console to a wireless network, avoiding a tangle of unsightly cables in your home. An external switch allows users to easily select between Internet and LAN gaming options. In the LAN (AdHoc) environment, a WGE111 can connect a game console to other WGE111 units without the presence of a wireless network

Compact
Small, sleek casing comes equipped with a stand to allow for vertical placement. Compact size makes carrying to LAN parties and gaming events easy.

Features

• Link any game console with an Ethernet port to a wireless network
• External switch allows easy selection between Internet and AdHoc (LAN) modes, for either on-line or LAN gaming
• When used in AdHoc (LAN) mode, can communicate with another WGE111 without the presence of a wireless router - ideal for LAN parties
• Compatible with standard 802.11g and 802.1b wireless routers and access points

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1 Opened and working in 2 minutes
This game adapter is truly plug and play. I purchased it along with a Netgear WGB111 (which is the same as a WGR614 with an extra USB adapter). I opened the box, it asked me to select Internet or Adhoc (for Xbox Live I chose Internet). Then it had me connect the ethernet cable to the Xbox and the adapter, plug in the power cord, and ... that was it. My Xbox Live came right up. I decided to get online and test it with Halo 2 and had no problems. I even setup MAC filtering on the router and this adapter was not phased at all. Great product!

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2 xbox gaming
easy to setup from the box. if you have wep or wpa security enabled on your router then configure the game adapter first with a pc and it is ready to go. no game lag.

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