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old.Jas
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Now is the time sort my wireless network -
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=428
http://www.linksys.com/products/product.asp?grid=22&prid=428
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Testin da Cable
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hmm looks nice mate.
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.Moriarty.
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Jas- thats using the new 802.11a standard. Be aware that it wont offer you anywhere near the range that 802.11b/802.11g equipment will offer you (if that will effect you, of course..). Also be aware that the 802.11a standard words at 52mbps. The 72mbps mentioned is a proprietry standard, so it will default back to 52mbps for any cards not specifically designed by linksys (eg lucent, cisco, netgear.. etc).
If you can wait another 4-6 months, you should wait for 802.11g cards to become available. They offer 52mbit bandwidth, have increased range and are backwards compatible with 802.11b cards.
If you can wait another 4-6 months, you should wait for 802.11g cards to become available. They offer 52mbit bandwidth, have increased range and are backwards compatible with 802.11b cards.
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lecter
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You wouldnt be able to get that anyway as 802.11a isnt a legal standard in the uk. Fucking americans and their stupid laws.
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.Moriarty.
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True. The EU is ratifying the frequency space later this year though, and use in the mean time wont be frowned on. Its the fault of the EU/US/etc legislature to not create a worldwide standard frequency range for tech such as 802.11a.
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Embattle
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The EU was, until recently, looking at a standard all of its own 