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In Reply to: Yet another WI-FI question posted by psgary on April 9, 2007 at 13:54:11:
between 802.11b and the supposedly faster g and n. You internet connection goes much slower than the b spec and faster g and n specs won't make a lick of difference to any perceived performance. That's why I go with b spec equipment as most people are foolish enough to almost throw out that good, working equipment and upgrade to newer equipment without realising that they're not gaining anything.I believe the n spec has better range, but that only becomes a necessity if you're going to operate your devices far from the base station (like, do you live in a Hollywood mansion?) And then again, you can get range boosters for b spec equipment anyway which costs far less than a full set of new g or n gear, so that point is moot.
Hope this helps :-)
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Follow Ups
- Trust me, you won't see a difference... - ElbowGeek 19:36:31 04/09/07 (3)
- Thanks, so . . . - psgary 16:19:26 04/10/07 (1)
- Yes indeedie... - ElbowGeek 18:36:27 04/10/07 (0)
- Agreed. - Bruce Kendall 13:20:02 04/10/07 (0)
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