Any Xbox Wireless Adapters support WPA?

[RudeBoie]

Pretty simple Q, I think : P

Any Xbox Wireless Adapters support WPA?

Hopefully, more like any GOOD Xbox Wireless Adapters support WPA?

[RudeBoie]

Bump

[BeanDip0001]

what do you consider good? please don't tell me you're one of the brand whores. since 95% of wireless bridges use the same chipset. if you're looking for an easy wireless hookup then just go buy the microsoft adapter that snaps to the back of the 360 if you're talking about a 360. otherwise you're just going to need a wireless bridge it doesn't have to say xbox game adapter anywhere on it that is just marketing so Dee DEEE deee people will be brand whores. and if you insist on using wpa you can check these out.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833127061

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833124015

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16874103016

the dlink will give you the most options because their gamer line has a lot of great options for home stuff, the others will work also though. just know that when you plug a bridge into an xbox or xbox360 and it isn't made by microsoft you're going to have to set everything up with your computer in the bridge then go through settings in the xbox dashboard.

[RudeBoie]

Ok, I'll try it out, thanks!

Defin not a brand whore, just want the most stable performing option that'll support WPA. (Using a reg XBox).

[DVDKrayzie]

isnt that last one USB only? (meaning wont work with reg xbox)

[RudeBoie]

I think he was offering solutions for both XBoxes, so yeah the 360 one probably won't work for me.

[BeanDip0001]

yeah the 360 one won't work for ya, you'd probably have the best luck with the d-link if you have a good router or ap. the scanning of the d-link scans the singal range more than 3 times of the other products in the same price range. what that means is better connection for you and less chance of signal interuption even if there is a 2.4 cordless phone around or anything.