can someone please recommend a draft n router,thats good.thank you.
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I can't answer your question, but I'll provide this. There are currently 3 different Draft N chipset manufacturers; Atheros, Broadcom and Marvell; and one more coming on the scene, Intel. Seeing as there is no 802.11n standard, thus the "Draft" designation, cross compatability between manufacturers is spotty or nonexistent. If you do wish to venture into the Draft N battleground, try to stick to one chipset manufacturer.
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WedMarch142007
802.11n Draft 2.0 Approved, Will Be Fully Compliant With Final Draft
Good news for wireless fans, as the 802.11 Working Group has just approved Draft 2.0 of the 802.11n spec. What's left before you can hop down to the store and get your own certified gear? Just Draft 3.0 and the final spec.
However, as a stopgap measure between now until then, the Wi-Fi Alliance can now certify gear as Draft 2.0 compliant. This is important, since any gear certified as such will be guaranteed compliant with the final draft, and get the full 200 or so Mbps that the spec promises.
And for those of you keeping track, Draft 3.0 should be released in late '07 for an early '08 approval, and the final draft somewhere around April of '09. – Jason Chen
Draft 2 Passes 75% [Matthewgast via Ars Technica] Any thoughts on this,i saw the article @ GIZMODO.com -
That is so long away I'm not sure what I'll do with myself.
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Dream on your about 1 year off. They just approved v1.11 3 weeks ago and no hardware is out for it yet. It addressed the play nice with neighbors.
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Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by fivefoter, Mar 14, 2007.