Following on from my question earlier....I was told by a bloke at D@ck Smiths that my laptop would not work with a wl N router as it only has wl G. I then read on the internet that it would work, but wouldnt improve the speed at all. Do you guys know anything about this? I know you can get an USB adaptor for the N router, but I am more interested in getting an N router for the gigabit ethernet ports.
Cheers,
Ryan
Wireless n and g question
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it will work but there won't be any increase in speed and as "G" isn't a duplex standard you will have very slow speeds a second or 3 device is added.
"N" is a duplex standard meaning as it sends it also receives and is a longer and stronger wireless signal (depending on your router/ if you have LoS to it and other things)
maybe have a look over at OCAU or whingepool err i mean whirlpool and have a see what peopel recommend.
http://forums.overclockers.com.au
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/
"N" is a duplex standard meaning as it sends it also receives and is a longer and stronger wireless signal (depending on your router/ if you have LoS to it and other things)
maybe have a look over at OCAU or whingepool err i mean whirlpool and have a see what peopel recommend.
http://forums.overclockers.com.au
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/
Thanks Pugs. Appreciate it!
I think it would be fair to say that most wireless routers are backward compatible. Check the specs for the individual one you are looking at.
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What's the model of your wireless N router?
There's about a 99% chance that the router is compatible with G. It would make no sense for a manufacturer to try and phase out G, especially when N is still not mainstream. The bloke at DS was most likely trying to upsell you a wireless N adapter for your laptop
There's about a 99% chance that the router is compatible with G. It would make no sense for a manufacturer to try and phase out G, especially when N is still not mainstream. The bloke at DS was most likely trying to upsell you a wireless N adapter for your laptop
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