fiber optic has greater bandwidth.
In wifi, modulated signal is radio wave where as life modulated signal is light. It is visible electromagnetic spectrum and has higher bandwidth than wifi but has Line of sight limitation.
No you need wifi. 3G would not have enough bandwidth.
Racing 3 does not allow you to play multi-player game on 3g because 3g internet connection has a higher bandwidth than your wifi. Higher bandwidth makes the game to go fast.
Yeah it doesn't matter if th window is open or closed its like you can imagine how do you get wifi in ur basement as far the modem can transfer its bandwidth it doesn't matter if its open or closed
yes because your connected to their internet or computer
the first has wifi and the second does not.
The features of a Cisco 837 are a higher bandwidth that can get your better broadband on wifi signals around the house at any time of the day and night.
Its upto your speed and bandwidth. I always prefer to be in Wi-Fi as Wi-Fi will be faster than 2G or 3G.
The most basic difference between broadband and wifi is that the broadband must be connected while wifi is wireless. Some broadbands could be wireless as well but they most then be connected by a router.
a group of wifi can make a wimax which consist of hot spot
Mifi is portable wifi
Fiber optic cable is consists of optical fiber and provides a very fast way of communicating data at a relatively small cost. It's main advantages is that it's fast, reliable and it can carry data over long distances without being affected by electro-magnetic interference. WiFi is a way of transferring data without any cables at all, wirelessly. Compared to fiber optic it is very slow and less reliable. Also, since there is no cable involved, it is also considerably more risky from a security perspective, as communications can be easier to intercept than in the case of fiber optic, where sophisticated equipment would need to be employed and the cable itself physically pierced for eavesdropping to succeed. So fiber optic is better, if given the choice and without regard to cost.