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b0untypure1

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#70779 30-Oct-2010 17:57
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hey guys someone at work said they have wireless M at home and couldnt get their laptop to work on it.

my question is , what is wireless M ? ive heard of B,G,N
but not M.

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  #397811 30-Oct-2010 18:54
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He's probably mistaken...

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  #397815 30-Oct-2010 19:00
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ok thanks.
does it help if they were from overseas ? cause they were




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  #397824 30-Oct-2010 19:32
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He would mean Wireless N - there's no such thing as M. If it's N then any B/G/N device will work with it.




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  #397928 31-Oct-2010 00:23
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Wireless N works on two different frequencies, 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. Not all Wireless N gear supports both frequencies. He will need to check that both his AP and his laptop are configured/capable of working on the same frequency.






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  #398080 31-Oct-2010 14:15
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ok sweet. thanks




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