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25th Mar 2009, 14:58
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| Please correct me if im wrong, Wireless adapters for laptops are backwards compatible. Where i can buy a wireless N card and connect to a 802.11g router, even though they are different brands (netgear and linksys). Thanks! |
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25th Mar 2009, 16:33
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| Yes, correct. Although if the router is G there isn't much point. You wont get N speeds or range.
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25th Mar 2009, 16:37
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| hmm...if you look into getting a better router, look into Linksys wireless N routers. i have one. love it.
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