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This seems even more odd since most people who have networks in their house have wireless networks. Are they running both a wireless router AND running ethernet around their house? What am I missing?

What is frustrating, of course, is that I have I have cable internet, so all that internet goodness is right there in the cable going into the TV system, so all it would take is a modem there to have instant connection, rather than hooking up through a network (wireless or ethernet) from a router in another room.]]>Jan 14th 2009 1:27PM