Question : Problem: Networking with Homeplug vs Wi-Fi

I've recently heard about something called Homeplug where an ethernet connection is established via electrical sockets. This sounds like the answer to my wifi problems - I have a D-Link router and the connection is constantly dropping, both to my HP wireless printer and to my second Mac that's connected via a USB adaptor.

I hear the NetGear Homeplug is the best one, but does it work with Apple Mac? If not, is there one that does?

I use the new Intel iMac as my main computer (currently connected via Ethernet to my D-Link router), with an HP Officejet 7410 all-in-one wireless printer, and an old indigo iMac wirelessly connected via USB adaptor.

Answer : Problem: Networking with Homeplug vs Wi-Fi

YES.. the NetGear hompelug works with Macs .. it is in effect a straightforward ethernet network which works over the electrical circuits in your house.

Read this Macworld article which reviews Netgear and a few of the alternatives
http://www.macworld.com/2002/12/reviews/homeplug/index.php

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