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Posted by Art Nadelman on May 6, 2008, 5:00 pm
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Art
> As Barb said, the limit should be 5 extenders. And likely that's going to
> be limited more by your hardware. With Gigabit wired Ethernet, and maybe a
> combination of draft-N and lots of RAM, fast hard disk transfers and a
> powerhouse CPU, you might get away with 5.
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>>I just purchased an HP MediaSmart TV (great price on Amazon.com). It is
>>going to replace a tv that I have with an extender on it already (Xbox
>>360). I know that you are limited to 4 extenders. My question is 2 parts.
>>Is that concurrent or is that registered? If you decide to upgrade one to
>>a different model, how do you delete the old one? And is there a way
>>around this limit of 4?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Art Nadelman
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