802.11 b vs g
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802.11b operates at 2.4GHz for internet access only, has a maximum speed of 11Mbps, and has the cheapest equipment, but performance decreases with obstacles; 802.11g also operates at 2.4GHz for internet access and file sharing, has faster speeds of 54Mbps (24.7Mbps real), can communicate with 802.11b, and allows much faster file transfers and speeds up to 108Mbps for large data transfers within a local area network.
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- 1. 802.11b VS 802.11g Laura GarcÃa Ulises Juárez Alana Alvarado
- 3. 802.11b ï‚› 2.4GHz - Use for internet access only ï‚› 11 mbps ï‚› The equipment is the cheapest ï‚› The less obstacles in between the transmitting and receiving devices, the better the wireless connection will be, which translates to better web surfing.
- 4. 802.11g ï‚› 2.4GHz - Use for internet access and file sharing ï‚› 54 Mbps (24.7 real) ï‚› All 802.11g devices can communicate with 802.11b devices. ï‚› You will be able to transfer files between computers or networks at much faster speeds. ï‚› This standard also allows for some manufactures to have devices working at speeds up to 108Mbps, which is recommended if you plan to transfer large data or audio files within your LAN.