which is the best billion TPG adsl2+ - Billion

User #226682 4 posts bacardi105 Participant	I am currently with TPG and have been for a long time and im using dlink 504t and its getting very old and anoying, now i need theeee beeest router i can get for TPG adsl2+ i prefer to have Billion?? i dont want a wireless, and i dont use VOIP but if it has voip doesnt bother me... i use my internet a lot for games and p2p, so i like to have a quick stable connection. ### so the question... which is the best router for TPG adsl2+ ??? any help would be great, thanks.	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 8pm AEST edited 2008-May-12, 8pm AEST
User #37608 171 posts Horse Size Forum Regular	I am in the same situation with you bacardi, i have old netgear 834 and I don't thnk I can watch IPTV. I'm learning towards Billion. No idea about which model.	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 10pm AEST
User #87096 6799 posts Quentin. Billion / Minitar Vendor	Would suggest the Billion 7401VGPM au.billion.com/product/v...bipac7401vgp.php www.staticice.com.au/cgi...h.cgi?q=7401vgpm Cheers	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 10pm AEST

User #4641 7932 posts pete y testing Whirlpool Forums Addict	for support reasons only i suggest you stick to tpg's supported hardware dynalink RTA1025W Dynalink RTA1046VW Dynalink RTA1320 Netcomm NB5PLUS4	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 10pm AEST
User #5477 35054 posts Aaron S Cormain Merchant	bacardi105 writes... theeee beeest router i can get for TPG adsl2+ Cisco, starting from $800+ i dont want a wireless, and i dont use VOIP i use my internet a lot for games and p2p Get a SpeedTouch 546 which is a business grade modem, the best after Cisco; or a Billion 7402LM which is easier to use. Zer0 戦 writes... i have old netgear 834 and I don't thnk I can watch IPTV. DG834 does not work with IPTV because it only has one PVC connection. Get a Web Excel AL-2108 or TP-Link TD-8840. Both supports IPTV at around $50.	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 11pm AEST
User #226682 4 posts bacardi105 Participant	mmmmm..!! i was towards the Billion 7404VGPM, so why do you recomand the 7401VGPM??? and whats the difference between the two? sorry im a bit new with routers.	anchor posted 2008-May-12, 11pm AEST
User #226682 4 posts bacardi105 Participant	Aaron S writes... Cisco, starting from $800+ $800+ thats out of my price range. i dont mind paying around the $200 mark. but $800 its something id never pay.	anchor posted 2008-May-13, 12am AEST
User #87096 6799 posts Quentin. Billion / Minitar Vendor	bacardi105 writes... i was towards the Billion 7404VGPM, so why do you recomand the 7401VGPM??? and whats the difference between the two? Hi They are both the same apart from VOIP, the 7401VGPM has 1 phone port that supports 1 VOIP provider whilst the 7404VGPM has 2 ports that supports up to 10 VOIP providers. It was mentioned above that VOIP wasn't a priority hence I suggested the cheapest option,the 7401VGPM, if you will be needing more than 1 provider then go for the 7404VGPM. Cheers	anchor posted 2008-May-13, 12am AEST
User #226682 4 posts bacardi105 Participant	Quentin. writes... It was mentioned above that VOIP wasn't a priority hence I suggested the cheapest option,the 7401VGPM, Yeah thats true. I`ll be sticking with the 7401VGPM. Okay thanks for your help. Now i just gotta find out where to buy this in canberra. or maybe just order it online. But i would like it asap.	anchor posted 2008-May-13, 12am AEST
User #87096 6799 posts Quentin. Billion / Minitar Vendor	bacardi105 writes... Now i just gotta find out where to buy this in canberra. or maybe just order it online. Hi See NSW resellers www.pcrange.com.au/buy_nsw.php www.staticice.com.au/cgi...h.cgi?q=7401vgpm Cheers	anchor posted 2008-May-13, 1am AEST
User #5477 35054 posts Aaron S Cormain Merchant	Quentin. writes... VOIP wasn't a priority hence I suggested the cheapest option,the 7401VGPM OP does not need wireless, so Billion 7402LM is actually cheaper.	anchor posted 2008-May-13, 7am AEST

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