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How fast is Sprint's wireless internet service?
Sprint is the third largest internet service provider in the USA. When connecting your laptop to this wireless service from a broadband card, Sprint's download speed averages about 1 Mbps and 300 kbps for uploads. If you are lucky enough to be in the 4G network range, the speeds are faster. An average download speed ranges from 2.1 to 3.2 Mbps and 500 Kbps.
What is a good brand of wireless repeater?
The "EnGenius ECB150 Extra Long Range Wireless-N AP/CB/WDS/Repeater" is a very good wireless repeater. It can get speeds of up to 300 Mbps and has a very long range which should cover your house. It also has many different modes with different functions.
What is the bandwidth offered by cable Internet?
I'm not sure of a specific number, however you can count on wireless being slower because it has to transfer the information packets from station to station. Therefore causing a delay, also security protocols and precautions such as encryption will most likely slow down the speed as it is being secured.
How To Choose the Right Wireless Bridges and Routers?
With wireless networking equipment, simply throwing a lot of money at the most expensive technology is not a surefire guarantee of success. To end up with the right router or bridge, there are three considerations.Playing Alphabet Soup: A, B, G, NMaximum wireless network speeds vary from 11 mbps all of the way up to 300 mbps. The speed of a connection depends on a combination of signal strength and protocol selected. Just about every computer or network device manufactured in the last few years will support either Wireless-G or Wireless-N. These two network protocols support maximum speeds of either 54 mbps or 150 to 300 mbps. Wireless N can also offer greater range, making it more likely that top speeds will be achieved.Devices supporting Wireless-N tend to be more expensive than Wireless-G equipment. As such, unless one has Wireless-N equipment, significant savings can be realized by purchasing Wireless-G routers and bridges.Choosing BandsWireless N can run over two different frequencies—2.4 and 5 gigahertz. Because many wireless technologies run at 2.4 GHz, there can be a great deal of interference. The 5 GHz band offers not only less interference, but also greater range. Unfortunately, dual-zone routers typically cost more, and many devices are unable to connect over the 5 GHz frequency. If a 5 GHz router is desired, a "simultaneous dual-band" configuration is the best one, as it will support devices on both frequencies at once.A Bridge Over Wired NetworksA bridge is a device that will connect wired devices to a wireless network. It typically has a radio and a number of Ethernet ports. These devices can be useful when a computer-dense environment needs to be set up away from the main Wireless Access Point. Bear in mind, though, that computers connected to the bridge will only be able to network at the wireless speed in effect. If the computer with wired connections can be located near the wireless access point, look for a router which also offers a wired network switch. Devices with 4 or 5 ports, frequently supporting gigabit Ethernet for connected computers, cost only a slight bit more than devices with no switch and represent a significant cost-savings over a wireless bridge.
Wireless G router and optimum internet claiming 15 mbps download speed will you see any increase in speed by upgrading to a new N router with 300 to1000 mbps?
The short answer is, no, if referring to the Internet speed being increased. A new N router will only increase the speed between the wireless device, such as a laptop, and the router itself. But the speed to the internet is still limited to the 15Mbps your internet service provider is claiming to offer.
How do you know if your wireless card is bad?
There is not much of standard tests. You can try connecting to different public networks, if you get connection for most of them: your card is fine. Also some cards just are not good, and have serious issues with routers of different brands. Before trying anything update the driver for your wireless adapter. There are types of Wireless cards the standard is 802.11: A 5 Ghz 54Mbps 30m B 2.4 Ghz 11Mbps 38m G 2.4 Ghz 54-108 Mbps (MAX 108 MIMO) 100m N 2.4/5 Ghz 300-600 Mbps (MAX 600 MIMO) 300.
Can Trendnet wireless adapters be used for the Xbox 360?
10/07/2010 You can use TRENDnet's TEW-647GA gaming adapter to turn your game console into wireless device. You can get the adapter here at www.pcgears.com http://www.pcgears.com/n-speed-300-mbps-wireless-gaming-adapter_oid461659.htm ************************** No. The only thing that can be used that is wireless is a wireless bridge that connects to the Xbox's ethernet port. Those wireless range extenders typically can be configured as bridges, The problem is, you're not going to figure out how this is done unless you understand some wireless jargon. I strongly suggest you look into powerline. Check this out: http://images.bestbuy.com/BestBuy_US/en_US/images/abn/2009/com/pcon/netgear_pwrline/netgear_powerline.swf You can buy the 85 Mbps version right at Best Buy, and it's the same price as the Xbox wireless adapter.
Various wireless standards how it differ from each other?
The main differences are frequency(es) at which it operates, bandwidth, and indoor/outdoor ranges. There are couple kinds of wireless networks which are popular now: Type A (5 GHz, up to 54Mbps, 35/120 m) Type B (2.4 GHz, up to 11Mbps, 40/140 m) Type G (2.4 GHz, up to 54 Mbps, 40/140 m) Type N (2.4 or/and 5 GHz, up to 300 Mbps, 70/205 m)
What is the maximum distance between a wireless device and its wireless access point?
300 feet
How did you get 300?
100 + 100 + 100= 300 i luv u
Are wireless g computers compatible on wireless n routers?
Wireless g are only compatible with b. When you shop for a router you will see on the package what that model is compatible with. It will 802.11b/g or 802.11a/n or what ever one you are looking at.
What is 100 divided by 300?
3
