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HI all,
I'm quite new to this wireless revolution so sorry if I sound a bit
vague. I've just move into a flat which already has a wireless network
connected to the internet (is itscalled a wireless router?). I'm
planning to get a laptop which I'd like to connect to this wireless
network, and also to the wireless hotspots at my uni and at cafes,
airports etc. Should I get a 802.11a, 802.11b or 802.11g enabled card
(what exactly is the difference?). Are there any cards that have all
three protocols? Its important as I want to be able to connect wherever
I go. Any responses would be appreciated.
Regards
NN
HI all,
I'm quite new to this wireless revolution so sorry if I sound a bit
vague. I've just move into a flat which already has a wireless network
connected to the internet (is itscalled a wireless router?). I'm
planning to get a laptop which I'd like to connect to this wireless
network, and also to the wireless hotspots at my uni and at cafes,
airports etc. Should I get a 802.11a, 802.11b or 802.11g enabled card
(what exactly is the difference?). Are there any cards that have all
three protocols? Its important as I want to be able to connect wherever
I go. Any responses would be appreciated.
Regards
NN