802.11n cards, safety
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Hello,
With all the recent concerns with radiation, are these cards, with the multiple antennaes, giving off too much radiation?
With all the recent concerns with radiation, are these cards, with the multiple antennaes, giving off too much radiation?
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The power of wireless networking devices is pretty small -- look at the range problems that occur.
I would think, by comparison, a mobile cellphone is a lot more worrying especially as it sends out a pulse at regular intervals to keep in touch with the nearest tower.
If you are concerned, switch off the router when not in use -- they don't take long to boot up.
I would think, by comparison, a mobile cellphone is a lot more worrying especially as it sends out a pulse at regular intervals to keep in touch with the nearest tower.
If you are concerned, switch off the router when not in use -- they don't take long to boot up.
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