I would suppose you need a special modem designed for the internet pipe coming from the power co. BUT what are the possibilities with the currently available Ethernet over Home Power Adaptors? Could you pick up signal from the power co? Would the adaptor and the power company interfere? I don't know the specifications of either technology so this is why I ask. It would be interest to go to CompUSA and get $60 adaptor and have 1mb u/d for free....
I work for a school district that had really old machines setup, such p90's etc. I came in and spent about $40k on 200 new machines and built them MYSELF. It has been pretty good. I would suggest getting some people together to build your machines. Have six friends come by, have them each build 10 machines and use one to play 2v2 warcraft 2 when u guys are done:0). This is an economical way of doing it, but its lots of work on your end, software and integration from the employee's old machines. If you have any questions, drop me an email at whoinow@hotmail.com
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I would suppose you need a special modem designed for the internet pipe coming from the power co. BUT what are the possibilities with the currently available Ethernet over Home Power Adaptors? Could you pick up signal from the power co? Would the adaptor and the power company interfere? I don't know the specifications of either technology so this is why I ask. It would be interest to go to CompUSA and get $60 adaptor and have 1mb u/d for free....
I work for a school district that had really old machines setup, such p90's etc. I came in and spent about $40k on 200 new machines and built them MYSELF. It has been pretty good. I would suggest getting some people together to build your machines. Have six friends come by, have them each build 10 machines and use one to play 2v2 warcraft 2 when u guys are done :0). This is an economical way of doing it, but its lots of work on your end, software and integration from the employee's old machines. If you have any questions, drop me an email at whoinow@hotmail.com