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rdjacobs

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#33901 13-May-2009 19:48
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I am needing to setup a wireless network in our house and is wondering which setup is best to get and what speeds will the other computer in the house will acheive from running on wireless.

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chriswiggins
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  #214720 13-May-2009 21:54
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Your best bet is probably 802.11n. Just about all new wireless devices these days support it with nominal speeds of 110mbps and future will support up to 600mbps



rdjacobs

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  #214795 14-May-2009 10:26
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thanks for the feed back :)


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