R RockOut Member Joined Jan 4, 2004 Messages 314 Location The USA Website www.godsofallmedia.com May 22, 2004 #1 This is totally off topic, but it would be great to know since 802.11G can transfer at a higher rate, if it will have a longer range than 802.11B.
This is totally off topic, but it would be great to know since 802.11G can transfer at a higher rate, if it will have a longer range than 802.11B.
N NssOne I am One with the DarkNss Joined Jun 11, 2003 Messages 1,108 Age 42 Location RIGHT BEHIND YOU! Scary, huh? Website www.gp32us.com May 22, 2004 #2 all it is is a data transfer frequency protocol. i'm pretty sure the range depends on the device.
D Daz_Genetic Certified Guru Joined Oct 26, 2003 Messages 424 Age 47 Location Maine, USA Website www.dazos.com May 22, 2004 #3 There are a few cheap ways to increase the range of your wireless router if that is what you are looking for. Most just involve cardboard and tinfoil.
There are a few cheap ways to increase the range of your wireless router if that is what you are looking for. Most just involve cardboard and tinfoil.