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If u
have lots of $
Get a 802.11N (speed is faster than the current max of 108 for G) instead of a G, but beware as N signals might drown out G signals.
But N routers are still able to support G Adaptors.
If u have the $, get a N Adaptor / wireless card for best surfing speeds (
like our ISP gives the best surfing speeds)
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Originally posted by manyu882:Wireless N can broadcast wireless G signals to communicate with wireless G adapters.. must well get a G router... save $$$
but speedwise if u say, N is kinda latest and quicker, 4 times?
if u have the cards and adaptors
but if dont want can also get the quicker variant of the G (108mbps?)Edited by kenn3th 20 Nov `07, 11:24PM
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Originally posted by kenn3th:but speedwise if u say, N is kinda latest and quicker, 4 times?
if u have the cards and adaptors
but if dont want can also get the quicker variant of the G (108mbps?)Only in your home network. If you try transferring file on a home network, it's super fast. Tested in RP.
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Originally posted by Li4nGsteR:not meant to hijack the thread, to prolong the lifetime of the router is it advisible to off the router when not in use?
For me, i switch off at nights when i don use.
For others they simpily just on it through the night and have it last for 3 to 4 years.
It uses v-little electicity and the heat generated is quite low
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