Whiteboard: Can 802.11n Replace The Edge Network?
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You didnt explain security.
colinleocanna 3 months ago
I agree that 11n has made huge improvements over the previous a,b,g standards, but I would still rather have a gigabit ethernet cable then a wireless connection on my main computer :O. (I have a 120Mbps subscription and the signal has to go trough about 2 feet of reinforced concrete,which makes it quite hard to get the full speed over a wireless connection here)
uut0 6 months ago