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My laptop, desktop, 2 x phones, iPad

Wife iPad, phone, laptop (rarely used)

Kids iPad

TV

Media server

Mac mini tv recorder.

Sky box.

 

Total: 13 (3.25 per occupant) (2 kids under 4)

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One - my ADSL router.

How many devices are connected to the router? Two - the PC and sometimes my laptop.

 

Does the router count lol

 

If so that makes mine 9 devices

 

Sky hub + AEBS 5th gen in bridge mode

 

 

Both of our phones ( mine and other halfs )

 

iPad gen 3

 

Sky + box

 

PS 3

 

Mac Mini 2011

 

Work laptop

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One - my ADSL router.

How many devices are connected to the router? Two - the PC and sometimes my laptop.

 

I suspect that this means only the router is connected to the internet, the other devices go via the router. Not sure I agree, the M6 doesn't go to London but it's still connected via the M1. :)

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2 Linux laptops, 3 windows laptops

1 ESX server with 3 virtual hosts.

1 NAS

1 MythTV box

1 RaspBMC

1 Single Baord Computer MSM800

2 Phones

1 Asus Transformer

1 printer

1 Apple I-Cac

1 Axim

1 spare phone with no sim for squeezebox.

 

Think that makes 16 2 adults 2 young children

 

Rob

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Me aye!

Virgin media super hub is connected to

a)Laptop (via Ethernet) that plugs in to hifi system

b)Dad's laptop (via wifi)

c)My nexus 7 (When it is working!)

d)My Phone (via wifi)

e)My Dad's phone (via wifi)

f)Blu Ray player

 

The virgin media hub also has a powerline connected to it which connects to:

a)Printer/Scanner (Stupid Kodak office hero thing)

b)A switch in the "Data" room (Spare Bedroom). The switch has a WD MyBookLive and a Netgear Readynas v2. (They mirror the music to each other every night.)

c)A switch in my room which is connected to "Colossus" (My dell xps 8500) and my two Raspberry Pi's (Yep, RS made a mistake and sent me two!)

 

Yes! I am the champion! 12 Devices! Average devices per person: 6

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1 desktop computer

2 laptops

1 notebook

2 smart phones

 

@laserblazer: How about attaching a poll to this thread? Just an idea.

 

I did consider it but:

 

2 Linux laptops, 3 windows laptops

1 ESX server with 3 virtual hosts.

1 NAS

1 MythTV box

1 RaspBMC

1 Single Baord Computer MSM800

2 Phones

1 Asus Transformer

1 printer

1 Apple I-Cac

1 Axim

1 spare phone with no sim for squeezebox.

 

Suppose I could have used "Other" but there's still loads of permutations.

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6 x PCs (1 x Mac mini, 1 x Chromebook, 1 x Netbook, 3 x Windows Desktops)

2 x Android Smartphones

2 x Android Tablets

2 x NASs

2 x Printers

Chromecast

Raspberry Pi

Yamaha A/V Receiver

Freeview Box

Router

ADSL Modem

Kindle Touch

 

Total: 21

 

If VMs count, then even more than that. :)

 

Suppose I could have used "Other" but there's still loads of permutations.

What about just numbers? e.g. 1-3, 4-6, 7-10, 11-14, 15+ etc.

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I had to buy a decent router because cheap ones kept falling over with the number of devices on the wifi

 

2 laptops, one desktop (plus my work laptop sometimes comes home)

3 phones

2 tablets

Wifi printer on google cloud print

Bluray player with lovefilm streaming etc

Apple TV

Now TV box

Nas box

Wii

Xbox

Samknows/Ofcom speed connection tester

O2 joggler Atom based clock thing (now used as an internet-set clock)

 

There have been more but I tend to pack away the stuff I'm not using....

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I had to buy a decent router because cheap ones kept falling over with the number of devices on the wifi

 

2 laptops, one desktop (plus my work laptop sometimes comes home)

3 phones

2 tablets

Wifi printer on google cloud print

Bluray player with lovefilm streaming etc

Apple TV

Now TV box

Nas box

Wii

Xbox

Samknows/Ofcom speed connection tester

O2 joggler Atom based clock thing (now used as an internet-set clock)

 

There have been more but I tend to pack away the stuff I'm not using....

 

What router did you get?

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I have only had 4 Routers in 10+ Years.

 

Dabs Value Connexant - Which I got of a m8 , it was fine and solid ( no wifi ) for 6+ years.

Replaced that with a vastly over spec Cisco 1841 with ADSL Wic ( no wifi )

The a Cisco 877W Again vastly over spec wich actualy caused an issue for using upnp

 

So replaced that with A DrayTek 2830N. Which can't be faulted as it's still over spec for home use.

 

Rob

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3 Desktops

2 Laptops

3 360s

2 PS3s

1 Wii

2 Kindles

2 Tablets

4 Smart Phones

1 iPod Touch

3 DSs

2 PSPs

1 Vita

 

So 26 in total between 4 of us.

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