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Originally posted by tony
3. Yes, but not as far away as a regular 802.11n
so it will be slightly bigger range, but still not as big as a wireless n adapter, yes?
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Originally posted by SonicSam
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Originally posted by tony
4. Depends on your network usage, usually 802.11n is used for media streaming as you will get around 300mbps instead of the 54mbps of a 802.11g or 11mbps for 802.11b
Keep in mind that a regular hard drive will bottleneck Wireless-N 
explain?!?!
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Originally posted by tony
4. Depends on your network usage, usually 802.11n is used for media streaming as you will get around 300mbps instead of the 54mbps of a 802.11g or 11mbps for 802.11b
The main reason im thinking of getting wireless N is for the increased range, because I want the whole house to have wireless with good speed and no dropouts.
thanks for the answers btw
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