June 27, 2008
by sjvn01
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Generally speaking for consumer/SMB grade network equipment, I swear by Linksys hardware. I’ve been using he Linksys WRT54G family of access points since 2002 ever since Linksys open-sourced the firmware for many WRT54G models and they’ve never let me down. … Continue reading
May 15, 2008
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t’s a Wi-Fi world, but Wi-Fi has its own set of problems. Now, mobile WiMax may provide corporations with another, better way of networking the mobile workforce. Today, everyone in the user community swears by IEEE 802.11–based wireless networks. But … Continue reading
May 7, 2008
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I am, shall we say, more than a little cynical, even by my standards, when it comes to wireless networking. For example, I really, really have doubts about the wisdom of moving up to 802.11n. That said, I think the … Continue reading
April 22, 2008
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You can never have enough money or a fast-enough wireless connection. We can’t help with the money part, but for Wi-Fi users, IEEE 802.11n—with its up to 300Mbps (megabits per second) burst speeds—is the answer. Well, it should be the … Continue reading
March 27, 2008
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Wi-Fi networks freed us from having to wire our offices and homes. Now WiMAX may free us from needing any wired connection to the Internet. If you want broadband Internet connectivity, chances are you use a DSL, or cable-modem-based landline … Continue reading
February 20, 2008
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Duke University is spending millions on 802.11n Wi-Fi technology. It’s too bad that 802.11n still isn’t a real standard. You can never be thin enough, have enough money or a fast-enough wireless connection. That’s why everyone wants 801.11n, vendors are … Continue reading