Is A/B/G wireless card better than an A/G card? or do they have the same reception result?
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A/B/G is better if you have a B network... (of course)
A/G only supports A/G networks, which is what 99.99% networks are.
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B would be useful to have, I've stayed in some hotels where only wifi B is available.
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G is backwards compatible with B. Never seen a G card that can't do B. Show me one and I've learned something new today.
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g covers b, and g and a surpass b, so as long you have g, you are ok
Is ABG better than AG card?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by iqcar, Mar 13, 2009.