The problem with wired networks are cables. If you have ever handled a medium sized network of just a dozen computers, then you know what I’m talking about. There are lots of wires dangling around and it is often hard to figure out where they are connected, especially when running cables through floors and walls and behind furniture. One way around the spaghetti is to make use of the increasingly popular approach of wireless networking. Wireless networking for consumers is in its second phase with the 802.11g standard offering a maximum throughput speed of 54Mbps.



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