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How many internet connected devices do you have at home?

Don't have FiOS, but off of a 5Mbps/768kbps connection I currently have:

1x Nintendo Wii (Wireless)
1x PlayStation 3 (Wired)
1x HDTV (Wired)
8x Desktops (Wired)
6x Laptops (Half Wired, half Wireless)
1x Smartphone (Wireless)
1x Picture Frame (Wireless)
3x DirecTV Receivers (Wired)

That's according to my router. I have more devices than that but they're currently not powered on.

reply to navyson
I have 60+ which is fewer than I used to have. I used to be over seventy. The biggest percentage of devices I have are my IP cameras. I have ten of those.
Then I have eight Squeezeboxes and eight PCs and then the numbers go down from there. But there are too many different devices to list them all between the game systems, BD players, media players, NAS devices, etc.

reply to navyson
These:



plus a htpc box, cell phone, laptop, 3 ethernet webcams, a wireless device for reading my power meter and that's about it...
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reply to navyson
4 desktops (2 wired and 2 wireless)
3 laptops (all wireless)
Playstation 3 (wireless)
Nintendo Wii
iPhone 4S
iPod Touch

11 Devices connected to my FiOS 50/25. Crazy huh?

reply to navyson
1 x Desktop PC
3 x Laptops
2 x Sonos player
2 x Blu-Ray player
TV
XBox 360
Slingbox
IP Phone
NAS
Printer
Tablet
Smartphone

Only the last two out of this list are wireless.

My network also includes four switches, one of which is PoE (and powers the other 3, so they don't need wall warts).

reply to navyson
There isn't enuff space for me to list everything;)

reply to navyson
MI424 Rev.I router on a 25/25 bundle (31/27 over ethernet - 11ms ping time) - 2 story/2 family home plus basement

Fios STB's - 2 HD, 1 SD & 1 MDVR - total of 4
MOCA wireless (secondary) MI424 router - 1 via coaxial
Wireless networked printer - 1
Blue Ray - 1 via Ethernet
Desktop PC - 4 (w. 2 additional in workshop mode) include 2 via Ethernet, dual-boot XP/Win7 and 1 server
Laptop & Netbook PC's - 5 (w. 1 add'l for workshop use)
iPhones - 2 (to as many as 8)
iPads - 3 (to as many as 8)
Android tablets - 3 (include 1 Kindle e-reader)
Android smartphones - 4 (to as many as 8 to 10)

Approx. - 28 devices to over 40 devices connected at given time, typically 8 to 15 devices active at any given time (higher #'s when there's extended family gatherings on weekends) Yulp - humming along & resisting the tempting offers to bump up to 50/25 for an extra $10/mo since bandwidth control measures are in place, along with using static IP and DHCP to set priorities ...

reply to navyson
3x Mac Book Pros
2x iPhone 4
1x iPhone 5
2x Xbox 360
1x PS3
1x Wii
3x Windows 7 PC's
1x Slingbox
1x Lacie NAS
1x Samsung TV
1x Samsung Blu-Ray
1x Pioneer A/V receiver
1x Motorolla HDDVR
1X Motorolla HD box
1x Vonage ATA

All on 75x35.

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2x Mac book pros
1x Mac Mini
1x Window 7 (Used as a server)
1x Drobo
1x Smart TV
2x TiVo
2x Smart DVD players
3x Tablets (iPads, Kindel, Nook)
2x XBox
1x Playstation 3
2x iPhones

reply to navyson
How do I connect thee?
Let me count the ways...
24 total

1 FiOS Router (Rev F, wireless disabled)
1 D-Link wireless N router
1 Apple AirPort Extreme (also print server)
1 AT&T MicroCell
1 Vonage box (disconnected last month)
2 iPhones - 4 & 5
2 iPads (Verizon & AT&T)
1 MacBook
2 MacBook Pros (one with broken screen acting as flat-mini)
1 PowerMac (usually powered off, Ethernet card added)
1 MultiFunction laser printer (Ethernet)
1 2-sided laser printer (USB into AirPort Extreme)
1 Samsung plasma TV with "Smart TV". Streams Amazon HD movies very nicely, thank you.
1 AppleTV (gen 2)
1 Samsung BluRay player
1 Aruba VPN & wireless router
1 Cisco IP telephone
1 Windows 7 laptop (daily driver)
1 Windows XP laptop (support tester)
2 GigE switches (16-port next to FiOS router, 5-port for media devices)

Count rises when family members visit. Standardized wireless network profile across extended family for easier access. Today brother-in-law complimented our speedy 75/35 bandwidth.

reply to navyson
2x MacBooks
1x iMac
1x Apple TV
2x iPhones
2x Samsung Galaxy's
1x Hp desktop
1x Hp laptop
4x iPads
1x ps3
1x Xbox 360
1x Nintendo wii
2x network printers
2x wireless N routers
1x Sony smart bluray player
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reply to navyson
3 tivos
1 tivo stream
2 tv's
6 computers
2 iphones
2 tablets
3 Sonos speakers
1 slingbox
1 drobo NAS
1 hdhomerun
1 xbox
1 apple tv
3 roku's
1 BD player
1 wii
1 boxee live tv
2 boxee boxes
1 AVR
2 apple airport express
1 actiontec coax bridge

36 total (that i can remember)

reply to navyson
60 devices dafuq do you run at home lol servers or something.

Anyways this is me

3 Laptops
3 Phones
1 Desktop
1 iPad
1 PS3

and pretty much that's it lol , I use XBMC for movies with XBMC remote for iPad and for a mouse I use airmouse by ipazzport works great.

This is what I have running of 25/5 service

1 Actiontec M1424WR Rev E - ethernet only
1 Apple Extreme - wireless
1 Apple Express - music streamer
1 Desktop - wired
3 Windows laptops - wireless mostly but 1 is on a dock for about 50% of the time
3 STB - 1 HD, 1 HDMR DVR, 1 SD
2 iPhones
1 Symbian smartphone
1 iPad
2 iPod touches
1 Kindle eReader
2 Sony Blu-ray players
1 Nintendo Wii
1 Vonage phone adapter
2 network printers -- 1 ethernet, 1 wireless
1 Cisco/Linksys NSLU2 NAS

All in all 23 devices and everything running sweet
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Lets see what I remember:

-1 Actiontec Rev I
-1 Sam Knows White Box
-1 HP 24 Port Smart Switch
-1 HP Media Smart WHS v1
-1 Sony Google TV
-1 Samsung Bluray Player
-1 Wii
-1 Samsung Smart TV
-1 LinkSys M10 running DD-WRT
-1 Linksys 600n running DD-WRT
-1 HP Printer
-1 Apple iMac
-2 Sony Laptops (usually wired, Windows 8)
-2 iPads
-2 iPhones
-3 Android Phones
-2 Xbox 360's
-3 Verizon DVRs
-2 Linux Servers (Red Hat and Ubuntu)
-2 Windows Servers (Server 2012)
-2 Silicon Dust HD Home Run units (the 6CC model is two 3CC units)

Looks like about 32. I am sure I am forgetting something.

reply to navyson
3 Fios STBs
1 Fios DVR
Laptop 1
Netbook 1
Desktop 1
LG Smart TV
iPhone
2 HTCs One X
1 HTC One X+
PS3
Wii
HP Printer
iPod Touch
Older android phone (I still use it from time to time)

Near future: Another Laptop
Nexus 7