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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Charlottesville, Virginia
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Re: Computer Question Regarding Wired Ethernet vs Wireless Connections
For upgradability in the future, I would really go with the N.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Computer Question Regarding Wired Ethernet vs Wireless Connections
There's no need. G has the speed, is cheaper, and works with the Verizon-supplied routers. Verizon doesn't offer an 802.11n router, so IMO, you'd just be wasting your money on an N adapter, schneed, when a G would work fine.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Waldorf, MD
Age: 42
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Re: Computer Question Regarding Wired Ethernet vs Wireless Connections
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You can still use an external router with one of those. If you're going to be shooting files back and forth across the network, streaming HD material, etc.. you'll appreciate the N. Sure you can do it with a G, I do, but speed is awesome, especially when backing up data if you can't do it across LAN alone and as far as moving the FIOS cable, I think I'd rather just run cat-5 from the router downstairs if needed |
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