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Originally Posted by Rob
I'm not sure where PCworld have got the 125Mbps from. It's an 808.11g specification wireless with added Speedbooster.
802.11g is 54Mbps. The linkys site then shows that if you have speedbooster enabled products on both the router and the PC or Laptop, (which means you need a Linksys Speedbooster wireless adaptor in your laptop / PC), you can get an extra 35% performance potential.
125Mbps service needs the unratified 802.11n standard. That is not supported by the WRT54GS routers, and most inbuilt wireless cards to PCs / laptops.
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It's just the speedboost technology between a Linksys router and Linksys speedboost adaptor.
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SpeedBooster technology
increases wireless performance
by up to 35%
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http://www-uk.linksys.com/servlet/Sa...&ssbinary=true
You would be wrong not to get the WRT54GS for the sake of a few £. The routers are the same but if you have a compatible wireless card you will get far greater boost in speed between the two devices.