Thread: A terminology question about Wirless
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Old 21-02-2005, 11:39   #8
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Re: A terminology question about Wirless
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Originally Posted by KingPhoenix
Edit :: wasnt very clear, it will only expand a linksys wireless access point or router, but any wireless can connect to it to use the network
Having 12 of them you probably know, but I think the Linksys compatibility thing is more to do with configuration rather than the standard itself.

YOu can do the same with the Apple Airport and the Apple Airport express devices. I think they took this route to build big wireless clouds in schools etc.
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