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  1. are you available tomorrow Reg I'll give you a call and Ive registered your interest with Ruckus so we can obtain the best discount
  2. thats correct the buy one get one free promotion for education has finished but there is another educational promotion on the new Zoneflex 7300 Series if you would like to ping me over a email I can get you some further info. [email protected]
  3. Hi Disease, The 7300 series Dual band and Single band AP's are not only more cost effective than the older model 7942 and 7962 AP's but also benefit from more antenna's and a lower profile , I have also below copied some marketing infomation for you, The Ruckus ZoneFlex 7300 series delivers high-performance and reliable 802.11n wireless networking at the industry’s most affordable price point. Unlike any other 802.11n wireless solution in its class, the ZoneFlex 7300 combines patented dynamic beamforming and automatic interference mitigation to deliver consistent, predictable performance at extended ranges with 4dBi of signal gain and 10dB of interference rejection. The ZoneFlex 7300 delivers a 2- to 4-fold increase in signal range with lower packet error rates while reducing the number of APs required to deliver dependable Wi-Fi service. Each ZoneFlex 7300 integrates Ruckus-patented BeamFlex, a software-controlled, high gain antenna array that continually forms and directs each 802.11n packet over the best performing signal path. And because the ZoneFlex 7300 automatically adapts to environmental changes, once deployed, enterprises never have to worry about constant site surveys as the environment changes. A sleek and low-profile design, the ZoneFlex 7300 was purpose-built for cost-minded enterprises requiring reliable high speed client connectivity. It is ideal for a variety of enterprise and hotspot environments including hotels, schools, retail outlets, branch offices and public venues. Offered in single and dual band models, the ZoneFlex 7300 series can be deployed as a standalone access point or as part of the centrally-controlled Smart Wireless LAN with the Ruckus ZoneDirector. The ZoneFlex 7300 can also be easily deployed using Smart Mesh Networking to extend Wi-Fi services in locations where Ethernet cabling is not available or cost prohibitive. Standard 802.3af power over Ethernet (PoE) leverages existing PoE switches eliminating costly and cumbersome upgrades. BENEFITS Best-in-class performance at lowest cost Unprecedented price/performance with extended range at the industry’s most affordable price point for both single and dual-band Extended range requires fewer APs Dynamic beamforming delivers a 2x to 4x increase in Wi-Fi signal coverage minimizing the number of APs required to service any area Wire-like wireless reliability Patented smart antenna array, beamforming and Quality of Service technologies combine to avoid interference and minimize packet loss Sleek, low profile enclosure for ease-of-deployment Aesthetically-pleasing design fits almost anywhere Super simple configuration and management The industry’s simplest configuration and management through a Web-based wizard and automated deployment capabilities Flexible deployment options Standalone or controller-based deployment Smart wireless meshing When used with a ZoneDirector Smart WLAN controller, the ZoneFlex 7300 easily extends Wi-Fi services to areas where Ethernet cabling isn’t available, possible or cost effective Investment protection for legacy Wi-Fi networks Compatible with existing wireless investments, the ZoneFlex 7300 series enhances performance and range for legacy 802.11a/b/g clients Hassle free migration to higher speed Wi-Fi Support for standard 802.3af power over Ethernet allows enterprises to use existing PoE switches without costly upgrades Multiple Ethernet ports and optional USB connector Three Ethernet ports enable connectivity of wired devices, an optional USB connector can be used for WAN resiliency using a 3G dongle FEATURES Single (2.4GHz) and dual-band • (5GHz/2.4GHz) options • Dynamic beamforming and advanced RF management • Up to 4dBi signal gain / 10dB interference rejection • Automatic interference avoidance, optimized for high-density environments • Integrated smart antenna array with over 300 unique patterns for high reliability • Standard 802.3af Power over Ethernet (PoE) • 2 to 4 times extended range and coverage • IP multicast video streaming support • Four queues per client station • Advanced QoS packet classification and automatic priority for latency-sensitive traffic • Band steering* and airtime fairness support • Up to 8 BSSIDs per radio with unique QoS and security policies • WEP, WPA-PSK (AES), 802.1X support for RADIUS and Active Directory** • Smart Mesh Networking** • Zero-IT and Dynamic PSK** • Admission control/load balancing** • Captive portal and guest accounts ** • Wall, desktop or ceiling mountable • USB 2.0 port hardware option*** Be sure to give me a shout if you require any further info
  4. more than happy to quote on these Laserblazer, can you just ping me over a quick email to the [email protected]
  5. Haptic

    Samsung NC10

    I would agree with Headt18 regarding the Fizzbook Spins, the feedback we have been given from the many educational establishments that have purchased these from us has only been great , Although I would take a look at the Dell 2100 also.
  6. very slick guys well done:cool:
  7. If you keep the PC with XP on you will need PS3 Media Server to allow the PS3 to talk to it. Just my 2p worth. Worth more than 2p that one!!! (I've been trying to sync the two for yonks) Superb info
  8. All of the above is cracking input...sadly lacking the Iphone at present, my brother lives with me now and he's always leaving his lying around....hmmm
  9. more about these here http://www.edugeek.net/forums/av-multimedia-related/50183-casio-bulbless-projector.html
  10. Firstly a quick Hi to everyone on here, this is only my first or second post (can you tell it's a little quiet in the office today???) I wanted to ask some opinions of the masses concerning something completely unrelated to work. I've recently moved house....and after a few years of cursing/bashing/replacing my existing IT/AV/Gaming set-up I now have a blank canvas to play with, I'm interested in setting up a network to include: A haggard custom build C2D desktop running XP Pro Sony LCD TV LG 5:1 DVD (With USB Port) PS3 XBOX 360 Projector A fairly old and battered Technics seperate Stereo System I'm not attempting to take over the world with this sorry list of has-been/has-not toys...however I'd love some tips on setting the whole system up to work seamlessly. i was thinking of converting the desktop to a media centre, linking it to the stereo (had thought of Sonos equipment...but I'm absolutely brassic!) then running speakers around the house. Also a purchase of a suitable media keyboard...i was contemplating the Logitech diNovo Mini but i think it's a tad pricey....I've tried selling my body but apparently I'm not attracting any bidders! Any tips would be awesome.....and yes Im aware that yellow snow is to be avoided at all costs! Joe 'Luddite' Aucott Team C.P
  11. Me and Joe will be there of course;)
  12. How about applying VLANs and forgetting the second radio, just apply the same ESSID as a second onto radio one and VLAN it to give the same access as radio 2 had previously, obviously the device sending out the AUP will need to be on both VLANs.
  13. Many thanks for the order Rob glad we could meet with your requirments;)
  14. you will be able to use one Ruckus AP standalone Tony;)
  15. I will ask one of our Extricom specialists for you and post back shortly,
  16. Hi Toby, If you would like to ping me over a quick email over I can put together a few of the available options [email protected]
  17. if you ignore her she might just go away lol:p
  18. might be able to get you some money off if you would like me to Try Little Miss:cool:
  19. we have a massive range of suitible headphones for children, if you would like to ping me over a quick email I can get some specs and images over to you, [email protected]
  20. seems a little steep to be honest I have here a Dell Vostro 1520 with 2.2 T6670 C2D 3GB Ram and a 320GB HD Wireless N 6 Cell Battery and a laptop starter kit including a case and 3 yr next business day for £449+vat Free Delivery;)
  21. Hi Altecsole, If you would like to ping me over a quick email with this request and the school details I will work on this straight away, [email protected]
  22. Happy Birthday Fella Have A Great Day
  23. Many thanks for the order CM786
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