Replacing Desktop Ethernet With Wireless
September 15, 2009 in 802.11n, Architecture, Poll Questions | Tags: Super Tuesday Poll Question
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November 11, 2009 at 12:04 pm
Danny Flores
We are currently using 802.11n Wi-Fi in a location that is constantly changing shape and in a hard location to run ethernet cable. 802.11n provides the performance and reliability that wasn’t available with 802.11g.