Cheap WiFi to Ethernet adapter?

Microcontrolled

I want to connect my Propeller-controlled robot to the internet via WiFi, but I don't want to wait for the Parallax WiFi module to come out, and I don't want to have to update my working Ethernet code. Is there a cheap (low power!) adapter out there that I can use to connect my Propller's Ethernet to a local WiFi network?

Thanks,
Microcontrolled

Franklin

Have you looked at the wifly module? What are you using to connect to the ethernet now?

Microcontrolled

I'm using the PropNIC from uController.com. The wiFly module works differently and wouldn't interface directly to the system I have.
I was thinking something more like this: http://www.amazon.com/IOGEAR-Universal-Adapter-Office-GWU627/dp/B004UAKCS6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1310952989&sr=8-2
I'm just wanting outside opinions on it.

RDL2004

I think it should work. What you are looking for is a wireless bridge/access point. I have used a TrendNet TEW-430APW to connect a P.I.N.K to my home network wirelessly.

Here is some decent info:

Understanding Wireless Lan Bridges

localroger

I used that exact TrendNet TEW-430 in an application and found that they would lose their settings every few weeks, reverting to default access point mode. Of course, this was mounted on a forklift and powered through a 7.5V regulator from the forklift's 12V supply... I switched to a more expensive model (bought in a hurry at Best Buy, only dedicated bridge as opposed to access point they had) and the problem went away. The TrendNet would probably work fine in a less physically demanding application.